Politics & Policy

The group End Citizens United says it will raise and spend $35 million to target 20 Republican candidates next year, including three from the Philadelphia region.

Years in the making, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's administration is rolling out a new Medicaid feature that's designed to reduce the future number of enrollees in nursing homes.

Republican Leonard Lance and Democrat Josh Gottheimer are floating a plan to strike a $10,000 cap on property tax deductions in both House and Senate tax bills.

Another shoe drops into the investigation of Congressman Bob Brady's 2012 re-election, but it's not clear whether he will be charged.

Today, let's list the latest stupid remarks that epitomize what life is like in blighted Trumplandia.

'My goal in life is to make sure we give the tools and the pathway for people to direct their own destiny,' says U.S. House candidate Nina Ahmad.

Ads by unions and progressive groups are targeting three Philadelphia-area congressmen, urging them to reject the GOP tax plan and preserve the health care mandate.

Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale released two scathing audits looking into the authority's operations and policies.

Democrats have sacrificed Franken for moral and political reasons; the moral reasons strike me as sound; the political calculations, somewhat less so.

Municipalities have until January to decide whether they want to play host to a mini-casino, and more are expected to opt out this month.

A commission recommends reductions in public employee health benefits, then applying those savings to pension payments.

On day three of the federal trial, key Republican staffers testified that partisan data was used during the 2011 redistricting process.