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His speech from the House rostrum, delivered just eight months before Biden stands for reelection, was something of an on-the-job interview for the nation's oldest president.

March 7 - 10: Sting with The Philadelphia Orchestra, Taylor Dayne in N.J., and “On Your Feet!” in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

The White House offered WHYY News a sneak peek of Biden's third State of the Union speech.

Climate activists want PECO to add more renewables to its energy sources and say solar and wind energy are cheap enough to make them viable for ratepayers and the environment.

The new facility will make resources more accessible to students going to school in downtown Wilmington.

Celena Morrison, who leads the city’s Office of LGBT Affairs and is a top aide to Mayor Cherelle Parker, and her husband were detained Saturday for about 12 hours.

The deployment of the National Guard would bolster an enhanced presence of NYPD officers in the subway system

Counties must report how they spent tens of millions of dollars they received in the first rounds of opioid settlement payments.

Nearly a dozen children have been hurt in the recent string of shootings. Mayor Parker vowed to “use every legal tool in the toolbox" to address the violence.

The goal is to use young people to do what they do all the time: Surf the web and review social media posts to identify potential crimes before they happen.

61-year-old Ronald Johnson was released from SCI-Phoenix on Monday night following a Philadelphia judge's decision and the prosecutor's move to dismiss charges.

Palmer says he never visited the territory before the caucus.

Tuesday's shooting marked the third time in three days that someone was killed while riding, entering or leaving a SEPTA bus.

McConnell announced his decision after Super Tuesday wins pushed Trump, who is the GOP front-runner, closer to the party nomination.