Politics & Policy

A conservative group is calling out lawmakers who they say tucked about $35 million in spending for specific local projects and causes into the state budget's fiscal code.

Americans don't think President Trump has been tough enough on Russia, according to a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll conducted after Trump's summit in Helsinki last week

He says, please keep holding these summits — even if the going gets difficult.

Funding schools is not the PPA’s primary mission, executive director Scott Petri said.

At current rates, about 22,000 refugees will have resettled in the U.S. by Sept. 30, the end of the 2018 fiscal year. That is less than half the 2018 cap of 45,000.

The administration is facing six lawsuits from more than two dozen states and cities, plus other groups, that want the question removed.

President Trump resumed acknowledging Russian election interference on Tuesday and said he fears that this year, it will benefit Democrats.

North Korea's state-run media has also "toned down" its attacks on the U.S. and South Korea in recent days.

U.S. Senator Bob Casey brought his quest for a third term to Harrisburg on Monday.

Former CIA Director John Brennan, for example, said Trump's failure to stand up for the U.S. intelligence community at the Helsinki summit was "nothing short of treasonous."

Plans to build a power line under the Delaware River may be back on the table after a decision to reconsider how the costs would be split.

Legislative leaders are working to coordinate bills for expanding the state’s medical marijuana program as well as legalizing recreational use for adults.

New Jersey's Legislature and governor created a law that allows school districts, municipalities and counties to create their own charitable funds.

Speaking to 300 people at the Sheraton Hotel, Pence praised the Trump administration’s policies on immigration, the canceled Iran nuclear deal, and low unemployment.