Politics & Policy

For the 10th year, Girard College will have 4,000 to 5,000 people involved in everything from civic engagement to holding a jobs fair.

Guests: David Rubin, Matt Bruenig  The idea of  a single-payer healthcare system has been gaining ...

Guest: Katie Benner  Rod Rosenstein, deputy attorney general, is expected to leave the Jus ...

As an issue-advocacy group tied to Murphy goes back on its promise to disclose donors, Sweeney fast-tracks legislation that has been sidelined for years.

Alternative news: President Hillary Clinton storms out of a White House meeting after she doesn't get what she wants ...What do we imagine the reaction would be?

School board members in Tamaqua, Pennsylvania have voted to postpone a policy allowing teachers to carry guns in school.

Surging turnout among young voters could bring progressives to Philadelphia City Council in May election.

The government shutdown is increasingly straining employees who are essential to keeping the nation's aviation system safe and running.

Efforts to end the 19-day partial government shutdown fell into deeper disarray over the president's demand for billions of dollars to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.

A freshman Shore congressman has introduced a bill that will fund the U.S. Coast Guard during the ongoing federal government shutdown.

 An estimated 1.8 million low-income Pennsylvanians currently receive the benefits.

There's growing concern about the toll the shutdown is taking on everyday Americans, including disruptions in payments to farmers and trouble for home buyers.

Marty spoke to national affairs writer for  Rolling Stone, J ...

Following a year where 15 of 62 Delaware state lawmakers didn’t seek re-election, 17 newly elected legislators were sworn in on the General Assembly’s first day in session.

Sixteen years after the United States and its coalition partners invaded Iraq, most Iraqis still blame the U.S. for disbanding the Iraqi army and the civil war that followed.