Politics & Policy

The final hours of President Trump's decision-making on his second Supreme Court nominee are being described as hectic and unpredictable

Republican Senate candidate Lou Barletta will get some financial help when Vice President Mike Pence visits Philadelphia's Union League for a July 23 fundraiser

Trump has spent the weekend discussing his options with allies and will announce his pick at 9 p.m. Monday from the White House.

Defense Department officials will meet with North Korean officials on July 12 to discuss the repatriation of remains.

In the very same pair of tweets announcing Pruitt's departure, President Trump named the man who would be taking his place — for now, at least: Andrew Wheeler.

Protest moves from ICE office to City Hall, pressuring Philadelphia mayor to end agreement allowing immigration officials to view a real-time arrest database

Pennsylvania’s highest court on Friday decided against immediately releasing an investigative grand jury’s report into allega ...

A New Jersey shore community is banning all weddings and celebrations from its boardwalk and beach. The Spring Lake Borough Counci ...

In April, Trump tweeted that relations between the U.S. and Russia were at their worst ever. What has changed since then is unclear.

The tariffs threatened against billions of dollars in Chinese goods took effect at midnight ET while many Americans were sleeping — but Beijing was ready with a wake-up call.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner spent much of his first town hall Thursday night hammering Gov. Tom Wolf on his refusal, so far, to commit to debating him.

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law this week permitting transgender people to change the gender listed on the document by simply filling out a form.

The city's contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement grants the agency access to the Preliminary Arraignment Reporting System, a real-time arrest database.

Environmentalists and lawmakers from both parties welcomed the resignation Thursday of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.

Teva, which anticipates about $19 billion in revenues in the 2018 fiscal year, will be awarded the $40 million tax breaks over the next decade from New Jersey.