Politics & Policy

The EPA reversed course Tuesday and allowed a reporter for The Associated Press to cover a meeting on water contaminants after she was earlier barred.

With the state House and Senate both back in Harrisburg, lawmakers are turning their attention to a number of gun control and school safety bills.

Scarnati is throwing his weight behind a few measures that have been more commonly championed by Democrats.

You’ve probably never heard of Richard Goodwin, who died Sunday at 86. But there once was a time when his unparalleled eloquence le ...

A state panel has added more than $80 million to Delaware's government revenue estimate as lawmakers prepare to begin drafting a new budget.

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would prohibit public schools and universities from selling food and beverages in S ...

A bill advancing in the N.J. Senate would require state parks and recreation areas to say open for seven days during government shutdowns.

Elliott Broidy, a top fundraiser for President Trump, spent a year cultivating two princes from the Arabian Peninsula, hoping to nail down over $1 billion in business.

Nearly a dozen capital-region firms and professionals are being sued over their involvement in financial ...

The latest immigration battle between the federal government and cities like Philadelphia: public assistance programs, such as food stamps and Medicaid.

A group of GOP lawmakers might force Congressional leadership's hand and bring a DACA bill to the floor.

Top intelligence and law enforcement leaders were set to meet Monday at the White House amidst an escalation of pressure by President Trump on the FBI's Russia investigation.

Election day is nearly six months away, and conventional wisdom decrees that Democrats will surf a blue wave and seize the House of Representatives. But I'm not so sure.