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Barring a minor legislative miracle, it appears that 1.3 million long-term jobless Americans will be thrown under the bus this holiday se ...

In the year since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, many of us have been asking “How do we make schools safe?” The& ...

There was no ball or Prince Charming, but the Salvation Army treated mothers from Camden to a night of pampering with the second annual O ...

Santa is retiring with a bit of a mid-life crisis. To express his inner self, he turns to painting. If something about that sounds a tad ...

A lot of of endorsements don’t mean much. Electricians Local 98, based in Philadelphia, is an exception.   It ha ...

We have arrived, again, at that festive time of year when the collective American consciousness warmly turns to thoughts of family. < ...

Perhaps Vice President Joe Biden was trying to give respectability to today’s illegal immigrants by ...

The Department of Health and Human Services reports more than twice as many November enrollees in federal and state health exchanges as i ...

Pennsylvania’s Senate is moving to beef up state laws against human trafficking. The Senate’s approval of the legislat ...

Rutgers University economists say it could take another four years for the number of jobs in New Jersey to get back to the pre-recession ...

As the country prepares for the one year anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., Delaware continues w ...