Politics & Policy

The bills being considered are in addition to four immigration-related laws implemented last year.

Jobs for Delaware Graduates hired Nicole Poore in 2014. Watchdog groups say lawmakers shouldn’t run agencies that get taxpayer money.

A record quarter adds to the governor's $35 million cash edge over the likely GOP challenger.

Some members of Congress from the Greater Philadelphia area are calling for the invocation of the 25th Amendment to have President Donald Trump removed from office.

The ballot question, which could have allowed lawmakers to keep their seats while running for state or federal office, will no longer be part of May’s primary vote.

The effort includes multilingual resources outlining what to do if approached by federal agents, including the right to remain silent, refuse searches and ask for a lawyer.

President Trump's speech had a clear goal: convince increasingly skeptical Americans that the war in Iran is worth fighting.

About 1,400 opioid overdose deaths were reported in Pennsylvania last year, a 60% drop from pandemic-era averages.

The Cheltenham Township Board of Commissioners expects to hire a new police chief sometime around July.

New Jersey's own Senator Cory Booker joins us to discuss his new book, "Stand," as well as foreign policy, turning anger into action, and the future of the democratic party.

The visit comes as questions swirl around the future of NIH funding. Sen. Dave McCormick said he would oppose any new cuts.

Critics say kratom is dangerous and addictive, but others say it’s effective for withdrawing from opiates and pain relief.

Penn argued that complying with the request for information would put employees and students at risk.

South Seaside Park, home to about 400 residents, had submitted a petition to join Seaside Park last year.

The property is no longer operating as an amusement park, and current zoning only allows for amusements and retail.