Politics & Policy

The Senate hearings before two separate committees are slated for Wednesday and Thursday.

The norm-shattering move was made even though rank-and-file prosecutors by tradition remain with the department across presidential administrations and are not punished.

Experts said the sudden stoppage was a surprise and would set back work on investigating and trying to stop outbreaks of Marburg virus and mpox in Africa.

The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners announced it’s pressing forward — not retreating — from its mission to emphasize “inclusion and belonging” in the workplace.

A Towamencin supervisor posted a video mimicking Musk at President Trump's inauguration, where he appeared to make a Nazi salute to the crowd.

Bethany Hall-Long was governor for two weeks due to a quirk in law, but offered port nominees despite losing to Gov. Matt Meyer.

Republicans kept the Senate working Saturday to install the latest member of Trump’s national security team.

No matter what your legal status is, you have certain rights in interactions with law enforcement.

President Trump, who returned to office Jan. 20, has wasted no time setting a new agenda, relying on false and misleading information to support several of his initiatives.

It would allow them to avoid a long and expensive process of hooking into a fraying electric grid that serves everyone else.

The tracking system allows sexual violence survivors and investigators to keep track of evidence in cases.

A group that supports immigrants in South Jersey is launching Rapid Response ICE watch teams and holding Know Your Right community workshops.

In November 2024, Richards stepped down from her role at SEPTA but struck a deal with the transit agency’s board for a new 12-month contract.

From reducing crime to picking up more trash, we sort out the mayor’s ambitious agenda.

President Donald Trump has defended his decision to pardon people convicted of assaulting police officers during the attack on the Capitol.