Courts & Law

Biden insisted outside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday that he will only testify in public.

Two of the suits involve Pennsylvania-based companies and one involves a New Jersey firm.

In November, FOTP rejected an offer from SETPA that would’ve increased wages by 13% over three years and included a $3,000 signing bonus.

The case involves a 2019 law that expanded eligibility for expungement of criminal records.

The unanimous verdictcame after just three hours of deliberation following a four-week trial revolving around a lucrative payment system within Google’s Play store.

The court's decision not to hear the case Monday included no reasons, as is standard when it denies a case.

A federal judge ruled the case could go forward, but the Republican former president signaled he would ask the federal appeals court in Washington to reverse that outcome.

A group of Philly teens is fighting for juvenile justice reform. Their demands reveal cracks in a system they say is allowing gun violence to thrive.

Edward Mathews sparked outrage in his Mount Laurel community.

After a trial that lasted six weeks, a jury convicted Dougherty of most charges related to funds he stole from the union he once led.

Snippets and short summaries of texts and emails sent by Perry, a top Trump ally, have emerged publicly for the first time as part of a court filing that was unsealed.

In a new court filing, prosecutors said Trump had a record of refusing to honor the peaceful transition of power.

The guard who was killed has been identified as 27-year-old Eric Harrison.

The group says immigration officials are lurking inside and outside the courts to catch undocumented immigrants and hold them.

The justices on Monday seemed by turns reluctant to break up an exhaustively negotiated agreement, but also leery of somehow rewarding the Sacklers.