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Rep. Adam Schiff says the department should be investigating “any credible allegation of criminal activity" by Trump, which he and the committee think there are.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says no one knows how long the war in his country will last but that Ukrainian forces are defying expectations.

Senate bargainers have announced a bipartisan framework responding to last month’s mass shootings in New York and Texas.

The founder of a midwifery clinic in Mississippi's capital is trying to open the state's first birth center.

Delaware set a new record for OD deaths in May. It’s the latest evidence that Delaware’s rate of overdose deaths shows no sign of slowing down.

Burlington Co. is set to receive $13.6 million from N.J.’s share of the Johnson & Johnson opioid settlement. An advisory council will tell them how to spend it.

Residents complained about weeks of missing mail deliveries, stolen checks, and long wait times.

Speaker after speaker in Washington called on senators, who are seen as a major impediment to legislation, to act or face being voted out of office.

A West Virginia man has been charged with killing three co-workers at a western Maryland machine shop as well as attempted murder and other charges.

A regional governor accused Russia of using incendiary weapons in Ukraine’s eastern Luhansk province.

The 8-year-old Phillies fan caught on TV praying for Bryson Stott in the ninth inning of a game this week got to meet his new favorite player before Friday's game.

The 195-year-old Flower Show has been actively seeking women designers to feature in its annual showcase.

From camp experiences to extended hours at PAL locations, city officials are looking to provide a creative outlet for Philly young people this summer.

The order also prevents the state from opening any similar investigations against members of the LGBTQ advocacy group PFLAG Inc.

Mayor Jim Kenney’s administration could take action on its own, but it’s unclear if or when that might happen.