Politics & Policy

While perfection may be unrealistic, the pursuit of a more perfect city should always be our goal, writes WHYY’s Christopher Norris.

2020 was a year of plenty for Delaware’s coffers. A year ago, ...

While previewing his coming budget address, Wolf noted that Philly is one of a handful of big cities that got direct federal aid for vaccines, separate from the state.

Many councilmembers alleged racist motivations behind Philadelphia’s choice to work with PFC, whose leadership team is largely white.

Nikil Saval beat longtime state Sen. Larry Farnese with a promise to change Harrisburg. A bold approach to housing policy is core to his vision.

The 2020 census results used to determine representation in Congress and the Electoral College for the next decade will likely be released four months late.

After four years of combating moves to roll back environmental protections, U.S. Sen. Tom Carper of Delaware is happy to see Pres. Biden’s quick reversal.

If the state Senate follows suit, the proposal could be on the election ballot for approval by voters in the May 18 primary.

DHS points to “a heightened threat environment across the United States” that it believes “will persist” in the weeks since Biden took office.

Former President Donald Trump’s loosely organized political network is testing its grasp on the Republican Party ahead of his Senate impeachment trial.

The Trump-era immigration policy resulted in thousands of family separations at the U.S-Mexico border.

"Good democracy thrives on strong discussion, but potential violence has no place in the conversation."

Despite 2020 being a trying year, Gov. Carney told lawmakers there’s reason for hope in the coming year during his virtual State of the State address.

The Senate has rejected a Republican attempt to dismiss Donald Trump's historic second impeachment trial.

Bridget Ann Kelly, whose 2016 federal conviction was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court last year, announced this week she is running for Bergen County clerk.