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Trump has tapped Musk, the world’s richest man, to take on inner workings of the world’s oldest democracy, and so far the results are stunning, if not alarming and unlawful.

During a press conference with Netanyahu, Trump said, "We'll own it...We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal...the Riviera of the Middle East."

Kevin Bacon and his brother teamed up with Rock to the Future to dedicate the room after their mother, Philly educator Ruth Bacon.

Musicopia has received a transformative private gift, in addition to a $500,000 grant from the city for gun violence prevention through the arts.

Delaware’s attorney general is part of a coalition that has stopped a freeze of domestic federal spending. But foreign aid is still paused.

From heart attacks to broken bones, doctors weigh in on how to avoid common health emergencies linked to the big game.

The office was disbanded by President Donald Trump on Jan. 21. Pennsylvania officials and advocacy groups say their work to fight violent crime will continue.

Residents and businesses may soon be able to return to the crash area, but officials say finding a sense of normalcy will “take much longer.”

A lifelong advocate for health care access, Payne campaigned for a seat in the state House last fall.

Last year, the state passed a budget with record education spending. Shapiro is asking for more money for education, including more than $500 million more for schools in need.

Kenyatta spoke during the Democratic National Convention last summer and launched a national campaign for a leadership position following the presidential election.

There's no better way to spoil a play in the NFL these days than with strong pressure through the middle.

Trump has not indicated which team he's supporting, but posted congratulations to the Chiefs after their AFC Championship win last month.

Trump, dating back to his first term as president, has long been furious at the FBI and Justice Department and sought to bend federal law enforcement to his will.

If history is any indication, lesser-known players for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs could have a big impact on the Super Bowl on Sunday.