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Bassem Youssef: from surgeon to political satirist

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With deadline looming, Pa. redistricting overhaul attempts are still scattershot

There's a hard July 6 deadline for lawmakers to pass the measure through both chambers. If they don't make it, the redistricting process stays as-is for another decade.

7 years ago

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The N.J. primaries in perspective: The most important results — and what they mean

The notable upset came in the 2nd District Republican contest, where Grossman pulled away from Singh, but the Menendez-Hugin matchup is already getting even uglier

7 years ago

New Jersey state Sen. Jeff Van Drew addresses the crowd at the Lobster Loft in Sea Isle City after winning the Democratic nomination to run for the congressional seat vacated by Republican Frank LoBiondo. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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New Jersey

In South Jersey’s 2nd District, Van Drew tops Democrats while Grossman gets GOP nod

Democratic state Sen. Jeff Van Drew will face off against Republican Seth Grossman in November for the open seat in South Jersey’s sprawling 2nd District

7 years ago

election day in New Jersey
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New Jersey

2018 New Jersey primary election results

We’ll have live results here after the polls close at 8 p.m.

7 years ago

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A few politicians touch down at White House for alternative Eagles event

Others, mostly Democrats, call President Donald Trump's treatment of Super Bowl winners out of bounds.

7 years ago

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N.J. lawmakers consider erasing pot convictions — if state legalizes recreational marijuana

Assemblywoman Annette Quijano says a marijuana charge has a detrimental effect when trying to access higher education, employment, and housing support.

7 years ago

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Work requirement for SNAP food benefits divides GOP, unites Dems in Philly region

The proposed changes apply to a program intended to provide food to low-income families.

7 years ago

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Pennsylvania state Sen. Scott Wagner, who is running for the GOP gubernatorial nomination next year, has been urging fellow Republicans not to support a natural gas severance tax — in part because he thinks it would help Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf politically. (AP file photo)
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Wagner won’t be replaced, but Pa. Senate GOP supermajority remains intact

Lt. Gov. Mike Stack won't call a special election to fill a Pennsylvania Senate vacancy left by former York County Republican Scott Wagner who is running for governor.

7 years ago

Actress Cynthia Nixon attends the premiere of
Speak Easy

What ‘Sex and the City’ taught me about love, life, and politics

For many reasons, we should stop viewing politicians as our soulmates or as "the one."

7 years ago

A man works in a steel distribution factory in Monterrey in northern Mexico last week, when the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect.
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Business
International

Mexico hits U.S. steel and farm products with tariffs, retaliating for Trump move

The move comes one day after Mexico's Economy Ministry said it will start proceedings against the U.S. in the World Trade Organization.

7 years ago

Motorists drop off their ballots at the Registrar of Voters on primary election day June 5, 2018 in San Diego. Eight states, including California, hold primary elections on Tuesday and there are several highly competitive races, including those for governor and U.S. House and Senate seats.
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It's The Biggest Primary Day Of the 2018 Midterms: Here's What To Watch For

7 years ago

Scott Wagner has resigned his Senate seat early to devote more time to running for governor. (AP)
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Elections
Government Accountability
Pennsylvania

Scott Wagner gives conciliatory farewell speech, departs Pa. Senate

The now-former York County lawmaker sent leadership his resignation last week, saying he wants to devote more time to running against incumbent Democrat Tom Wolf.

7 years ago

In this April 2, 1968 file photo U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D-NY, shakes hands with people in a crowd while campaigning for the Democratic party's presidential nomination on a street corner, in Philadelphia. (Warren Winterbottom/AP Photo, File)
National Interest

50 years ago today: A memory of RFK

Instead of grounding today’s column in the noisome here and now — where the pathetic tinpot patriot is trying to feed the Philade ...

7 years ago

Three of four Democratic candidates for Delaware Attorney General debated in Wilmington. Seated left to right are Lakresha Roberts, Chris Johnson and Kathy Jennings.(Zoe Read/WHYY)
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Democratic candidates for Delaware Attorney General debate in Wilmington

Three of four Democratic candidates in Delaware’s Attorney General primary discussed solutions to mass incarceration during a debate in ...

7 years ago

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