Politics & Policy

New Castle County Chief Administrative Officer Kathy Jennings has resigned her post and plans to run for attorney general.

The only public hearing scheduled by the EPA to discuss the decision to end the Clean Power Plan was held in West Virginia, so Delaware leaders held their own hearing.

If Oprah Winfrey intended to hose down her noisome boosters during last night's speech at the Golden Globes, she failed miserably.

The state Republican Party is starting its month-long series of meetings with candidates for governor.

A quarter-million Salvadorans in the U.S., could be deported if the Trump administration ends the protection known as TPS.

He sees better days ahead for Pa.'s finances.

The Garden State would give Amazon a $3 billion tax break if it brought at least 30,000 jobs to Newark,

Lawmakers see the plan as a threat to the state’s $44 billion tourism industry.

Infrastructure, foreign policy, improving Affordable Care Act among priorities for federal legislators in 2018.

Some Delaware lawmakers have been making a push to legalize recreational marijuana, but new federal guidance could derail those plans.

2017 came and went, and with it hope that Congress would come to the aid of millions of kids in Delaware and all across the country depending on them for their health care.

How fitting that Trump's attempt to block the release of a devastating book roughly parallels Richard Nixon's attempt to block the release of the Pentagon Papers.

A New Jersey governor who mobsters said was too ethical to be bribed and who authorized the law permitting gambling in Atlantic City has died. Brendan Byrne was 93.

A controversial bill to subsidize nuclear power plants apparently is dead — at least in the lame-duck session scheduled to end next week.

The five-year plan includes the Atlantic, Arctic, and waters off the California coast.