Politics & Policy

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was escorted out of the White House on Friday, his lawyer said, adding Trump had "decided to exact revenge."

A deadly start to 2020 has caused City Council members to schedule a hearing on gun violence this week.

Changes in Pennsylvania's election processes go into effect by the April 28th primary. We'll talk about what it means for voters and the election outcome.

Declining coal production, end of one-time funding stream cause $20 million dropx

According to Auditor General Eugene DePasquale, the Dog Law Enforcement Bureau could be out of money by this summer.

Over the past three sessions, at least a dozen Democratic-sponsored resolutions related to honoring LGBTQ+ people have failed to pass the state House or Senate.

Lobbying reports are one of the only ways the public can see how advocacy groups, special interests, and big businesses are attempting to influence lawmakers.

The chairman of the Democratic National Committee is calling for a “recanvass” of the results of Monday's Iowa caucus, which was marred by technical problems and delays.

In a tweet, Trump called the acquittal “our Country’s VICTORY on the Impeachment Hoax!”

The state director for Common Cause claims his new firm’s consulting work poses no conflict of interest.

At a Women for Trump event in Camp Hill, the vice president touched on education, veterans’ issues, abortion, undocumented immigrants and 'socialism' in the Democratic party.

Some Republican state lawmakers are disappointed with Democratic Governor Tom Wolf’s proposal to cut funding for the Agriculture Department.

Some people felt the 133-day proceeding was “a circus,” while others said the charges didn’t seem like a big deal to begin with.

Wolf defended his record, saying he approved increases for private school tuition tax credits.

President Donald Trump is on the verge of acquittal by the Senate, bringing an end to only the third presidential impeachment trial in American history.