Politics & Policy

With South Jersey Congressman Andy Kim proclaiming that he is running for Senate, Bob Menendez will have a “top tier candidate” in the 2024 primary.

Kim was first elected to Congress in 2018 and is the first Asian American elected to federal office from New Jersey.

The indictment says Menendez pestered the U.S. attorney for New Jersey and another top federal prosecutor about a bank fraud case involving his friend, developer Fred Daibes.

The first time Menendez was indicted, authorities said he used his political influence to help a Florida eye doctor who gave him lavish gifts and campaign contributions.

Gun-control activists have been privately advocating for such an office for years and it comes as hopes of additional gun reform legislation seem unlikely.

Menendez appears to be the first sitting senator in U.S. history to have been indicted on two unrelated criminal allegations.

In its first year, the new corps could put 20,000 young people to work in areas such as forestry and clean energy. “We did it,” a Philly activist said.

Gov. Shapiro said his administration is convening an AI governing board, publishing principles on the use of AI, and developing training programs for state employees.

Mayor Stu Markham's last day in office is expected to be on October 18.

The Pa. candidates will share a ticket with candidates for president next year in a state that is critical to whether Dems can maintain control of the White House and Senate.

He will become chairman emeritus of both corporations, the company announced on Thursday. His son, Lachlan, will control both companies.

Senate Majority Leader Schumer's decision not to enforce an unofficial dress code has elicited strong reactions and dominated talk on Capitol Hill.

Last month, Byron was sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to pay a $20,000 fine in a federal tax fraud case.

Philadelphia pastor Carl Day says he'll vote to reelect President Joe Biden in 2024 if it means keeping former President Donald Trump out of office.

Garland's appearance comes at an unprecedented moment in the Justice Department’s history.