Politics & Policy

Critics say the moves appear motivated by anger, revenge and an attempt to keep campaign promises dating to 2016.

He paid $3 million for a recount of two heavily Democratic WI counties, saying that they were the sight of the “worst irregularities” although no evidence of wrongdoing

Two women just made history in the Pa. legislature. Will that be the last thing they have in common?

Few counties shifted in the 2020 election, which saw sky-high turnout. Trump's base voted in big numbers in rural areas, but Biden's gains in the suburbs proved pivotal.

The unofficial total, which eclipsed the final tally in 2016, was effectively an even split between mail ballots and votes cast at the polls. 

Storm alleges state Senate President Joe Scarnati led a personally-motivated effort to block her from serving another six-year term in the appointed position.

Dischargers would only have to report spills that may cause a violation of water quality criteria under DEP regulation or that are reportable under federal requirements.

President Trump, who has refused to accept the results of the White House race, tweeted that Krebs had been terminated "effective immediately."

With counting complete, about 65% of the city’s voters cast a ballot, compared to 59% four years ago.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court dealt yet another blow to President Donald Trump’s faltering legal challenges over the 2020 election.

Latino advocacy groups across Pennsylvania said there were only a handful of incidents in which Spanish-speaking voters had trouble with language assistance.

“Every state ... every city is suffering," said one governor. "The federal government is really the only resource that we all have to turn to.”

Biden is drawing from the senior ranks of his campaign and some of his closest confidants to fill out an increasingly diverse White House leadership team.

The comments are Biden's most stark to date about the impact that a delayed transition could have on his ability to hit the ground running after he takes office.

The Republican-controlled Pa. Senate on Monday blocked state Victim Advocate Jennifer Storm from serving another six years in the job