Politics & Policy

"We have no reason to believe that Mr. Avenatti is in lawful possession of these bank records," the lawyers wrote.

To paraphrase Winston Churchill, we've not reached the beginning of the end of the Mueller probe; in all likelihood, we're merely nearing the end of the beginning.

More than three decades after an Equal Rights Amendment was first proposed in Delaware, the General Assembly again failed to pass an ER ...

The legislation will help hundreds of immigrants who grew up in the state and attended high school in New Jersey for at least three years.

GOP contenders Paul Mango, Laura Ellsworth are also anti-abortion.

Pennsylvania's May 15 primary election is an excellent opportunity to cast your ballot.

There's already a record number of women running for House seats and governorships in 2018 — and women Senate candidates are on track to break records as well.

Three American men who had been held by North Korea touched U.S. soil once again early Thursday, where they were met by President Trump

Israel’s military says Iranian forces based in neighboring Syria fired about 20 projectiles at Israeli positions in the Golan Heigh ...

An explosive document released Tuesday by an attorney suing President Trump and his personal lawyer could be the most important public evidence in the Russia imbroglio.

Pennsylvania's Department of Health is accepting applications until May 17 for the second phase of the medical marijuana program.

The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania is raising some alarm over a fee hike Governor Tom Wolf wants to include in next year's budget.

Princeton grad student Xiyue Wang and at least five dual-citizens Americans or green-card holders have been imprisoned in Iran on espionage-related charges.