Politics & Policy

The lines are drawn in the fight over President Trump’s nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court and the conflict is adding drama to Congressional races in our region this fall.

The report found Puerto Rico's emergency-supply warehouses were nearly empty when Hurricane Maria hit in October, without things like cots or tarps.

The $22 million dollar transfer is modest as far as Rainy Day funds go. The administration estimates it would only keep the state going for about a quarter of a day.

Trump's pomp-filled visit to the United Kingdom was overshadowed by an explosive interview.

Twitter has begun removing millions of locked accounts from users' lists of followers, in an attempt to crack down further on social media fraud.

Some hope the funds will help immigrants in detention centers who are separated from their families and can’t afford to pay an attorney.

The price of being a student in the State System of Higher Education is getting steeper.

Every year, Delaware lawmakers debate legislation past their June 30 deadline, well into the next morning. This year, legislators ...

The Russian misinformation project was a years-long effort, one that wasn't simply focused on the 2016 election but on destabilizing the United States over an extended period

Two days after its original deadline, the Trump administration said it has complied with a court order to return nearly 3,000 migrant children separated from their parents.

The Republicans are mailing surveys to all the Democrats running for Congress, and say they plan to use the responses — or lack thereof — in campaign material.

In the wake of a Supreme Court decision halting unions' ability to compel public sector employees to pay fees, pro-union state lawmakers are trying to come up with a rebuttal.

City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart announced her office would audit the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s on-street parking enforcement expenses

The measure states that the president can’t use the national security concerns to invoke tariffs — known as Section 232 — without congressional approval

After a contentious fight over this year’s budget, Gov. Phil Murphy is now hoping to work with New Jersey legis ...