Politics & Policy

Obamacare enrollment stats are a reminder that an historically unpopular president and a manifestly unpopular party cannot simply compel Americans to behave like sheep.

With some observers predicting that the President will fire Special Prosecutor Mueller despite official denials from the White House, we ...

Guests: Doogie Horner, Julia Ioffe, David Corn Today we’ll meet comedian and Philadelphia-native ...

For nearly 20 years, Bob Brady's been re-elected to Congress without a serious fight, but next year may be different. We look at whether he's vulnerable.

Democratic Gov.-elect Phil Murphy says Catherine McCabe, a former acting EPA director, will lead New Jersey's counterpart department.

Last week I suggested that the GOP tax "reform" law is a "suicide pact" that will snuff them in the '18 midterm elections. But today I play devil's advocate with myself.

Many of the homes, often run by people in long-term recovery themselves, operate in good faith, but others have unsafe living conditions and do little to further sober living.

The death of a cyclist who was struck by a privately owned trash truck last month has spurred demands for safer bike lanes.

Since 1986, Stockton's Coastal Research Center has conducted beach surveys each fall and spring to document the shoreline position and sand volume.

Three new laws will make it easier for New Jerseyans to wipe clean their criminal records.

All U.S. House Republicans from Pennsylvania voted for the tax package; four of five in New Jersey opposed it.

An old Yiddish quip comes in handy during times of misfortune: "It could always be worse."

The Bucks County Republican says he's stepping down from the legislature to become executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

Guests: Sister Mary Scullion, Mariana Chilton, Maria Quinones-Sanchez Philadelphia remains the poorest major U.S ...

State Sen. Daylin Leach says he'll work with Senate leaders to address accusations of sexual misconduct, but it's not clear how that will happen.