Politics & Policy

Philadelphia congressional hopeful Michele Lawrence never filed campaign finance report due April 15.

N.J. lawmakers have some concerns about the $50 million Gov. Phil Murphy wants for a multi-year program to make community college tuition-free.

The senator's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez says prevalence in New jersey is nearly double the national rate.

South Koreans have planned out the details ahead of North Korea's Kim Jong Un and South Korea's Moon Jae-in's summit at their shared border Friday.

Four Republicans, including committee chairman and bill co-sponsor Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, voted with committee Democrats.

He is expected to be sworn into office immediately and then to depart within hours of the vote for Europe on his first trip as secretary of state.

Republicans notched a victory Tuesday night in a special House election. They should be happy, right? Well, they’re not. Par ...

There are questions about why Pruitt sanctioned $43,000 for a sound-proof phone booth in his EPA office; the GAO has found that violated federal spending rules.

On Wednesday, allegations detailed included improperly prescribing the opiate painkiller Percocet and wrecking a government vehicle.

A ranking of members of Congress on bipartisanship found Republicans generally performing better than Democrats, and local lawmakers rating high.

The recent addition of qualifying conditions is expected to boost the number of N.J. medical marijuana patients to more than 40,000.

Gov. Phil Murphy counts signing strong pay-equity protections and restoring funding for Planned Parenthood among his early accomplishments.

Ronny is on the rocks. Gee, What a surprise.

GOP Judiciary Committee Chairman Stewart Greenleaf is trying to pass as many justice overhaul proposals as possible before his retirement at the end of the year.