Politics & Policy

The White House's legal team has called the House impeachment process "highly partisan and reckless," in a forceful response to the summons issued by Mitch McConnell.

How process usually works and what changes once new lawmakers are sworn into office

Funding for the law will come from proceeds of the “societal benefits charge,” a fee paid by New Jersey utility customers and used for the state’s clean energy program

We look ahead at the Senate impeachment trial that starts on Tuesday and Lev Parnas' allegations implicating President Trump in the Ukraine pressure campaign.

A Black Voices for Trump event drew upwards of 60 people of color to a North Philly church.

Sen. Pat Toomey has not said how he will vote on the two articles of impeachment sent over by the House.

Some state legislators are expressing concerns about funding gaps for Pennsylvania’s 121 state parks.

New Jersey lawmakers are promising a "culture change" after 20 women in state politics shared their stories of being groped, harassed and even raped.

The Senate is expected to take the first steps in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial as soon as Thursday by swearing in all 100 U.S. senators.

Speaker Mike Turzai counters that he did so because of a routine parliamentary issue.

New Jersey environmentalists are lamenting the state Assembly's failure to vote on a comprehensive ban on single-use plastic, the most stringent law of its type in the nation.

Studies have shown that doctors at some hospitals routinely instruct medical students to perform practice exams on unconscious patients without their permission.

Reps. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., are widely expected to be among the managers.

Guest host Mary Cummings-Jordan and her guest discuss Tuesday night's debate, and what the candidates are saying in the lead up to the first round of primaries.

Elizabeth Warren is standing behind her charge that Bernie Sanders said a woman could not defeat Donald Trump.