Politics & Policy

New Jersey may take the unusual step of trimming some large dunes and using the sand to widen the beach in front of them.

The prospect of significant gun measures has faded in recent weeks under the Republican-controlled Senate and President Donald Trump.

Only those with new, specific and bold plans can command the podium and the ever-warming world's attention, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.

Philadelphia’s real estate tax breaks benefit some of the wealthiest in the city, a Tribune analysis of property records shows.

Those who support nuclear worry that without tax breaks, the plants will be shut out of a competitive energy market.

Officials in charge of the funding to reimburse counties for voting machine expenses say they have serious concerns about going through with the plan.

Act 39 of 2016 authorized the liquor control board to auction all expired or rescinded restaurant licenses since the year 2000.

Democrats in Delaware County slammed a deal that sees the merger of DELCORA with Aqua Pennsylvania Wastewater as a deal among Republican insiders.

The caucus has released a final report about sexual misconduct allegations against Leach. It found “unprofessional” behavior, but no sexual harassment.

Starting October 2020, standard licenses will no longer work at airport security checkpoints or to enter federal buildings.

The win came in the form of an amendment that requires all units built before 1978 to have their properties regularly inspected to secure a “lead safe” certification.

Had I cooperated with the Russian government right — if you think I'm a Russian spy — I would have been in that airport for five minutes before they drove me out in a limo.

The raft of proposals serves as a rejection of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s own energy plan.

New York Times television critic James Poniewozik discusses his book, "Audience of One: Donald Trump, Television, and the Fracturing of America."

Career foreign policy professionals tell NPR they increasingly fear that joining the NSC, which is part of the White House, will taint them as political operatives.