Politics & Policy

The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require certain food stamp recipients to undergo drug testing.

Gov. Phil Murphy enjoying 'honeymoon' period, says pollster. About 45 percent of New Jersey voters polled say he's doing a good job.

Trump's warning of an international military strike contradicts his earlier criticism of President Barack Obama.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Laura Ellsworth is facing state Sen. Scott Wagner and businessman Paul Mango in the May 15 primary.

McMahon visited the Appalachian Brewing Company in Mechanicsburg and Battlefield Leather in Gettysburg.

Two bills would create work requirements and tighten regulations for Pennsylvanians getting state benefits.

Claiming he's accomplished a "heckuva lot," House Speaker Paul Ryan announced Wednesday he will not run for re-election.

Whenever I ponder the despicable impotence of the congressional Republicans — especially now, as we lurch toward a national crisis long ...

Zuckerberg's second day of testimony begins at 10 a.m.

The state Treasurer tried to convince them, but New Jersey lawmakers are reluctant to go along with the tax increases.

'I’m left questioning whether ad targeting tools would allow other concerning practices like diet pill manufacturers targeting teens struggling with their weight,' Coons says.

Vice President Pence will make the trip instead.

We shouldn’t have to wait for another Dylann Roof before our leaders denounce anti-Muslim hate groups, which are every bit as reprehensible as anti-black ones.

The state provided $4 million for the program last year under Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican.

As dawn broke this morning, the ranter-in-chief tweeted his first lie of the new day: "Attorney-client privilege is dead!"