Politics & Policy

Democratic leaders in the Congress asked the FBI for an all-lawmaker briefing about foreign election interference efforts that may be targeting the legislature this year.

Not all Philadelphia officers are following the rules when it comes to using body cameras. Could proper use of body cams prevent police brutality?

Proposed ideas include renaming the Edmund Pettus Bridge in honor of the late congressman and passing expanded voting rights legislation in his name.

There have been zero negotiations between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and they remain far apart on what should be in another bill.

It is remarkable that a sitting president would express less than complete confidence in the American electoral process. But for Trump, it comes from his 2016 playbook.

Some business owners and industry groups say the new measures caught them off guard, and threaten their financial viability.

Trump wants Ranjan to require counties to reject mailed ballots that arrive without a secrecy envelope and limit in-person ballot delivery to county election offices.

Up to eight accounts also had their private information compromised in a high-profile breach earlier this week, according to Twitter.

Reading is inviting teens and young adults to a seat at the decision-making table.

In Pittsburgh, adults who are afraid they’ve been exposed to the coronavirus are being asked to skip testing if they can quarantine at home for 14 days to help reduce delays.

“It is exposing fallacies and falsehoods everywhere: The lie that free markets can deliver health care for all, the fiction that unpaid care work is not work."

Trump’s victory in 2016 was predicated on unusually high turnout among certain white voters. But that demographic is shrinking in Pennsylvania.

The decision has set up a confrontation between the federal government’s directives, the state legislature’s intent, and the governor’s powers.

Gov. Phil Murphy pledged transparency a day after signing a bill allowing massive borrowing to keep the state government going.

The Wolf administration declined to reveal which organizations, teams or colleges have submitted plans, or whether it has approved any.