Politics & Policy

Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III, seen as a rising political star with a famous last name, will deliver the Democratic response to Trump's State of the Union on Tuesday.

Before the Steve Wynn brouhaha fades from memory, we need to note this classic case of Republican hypocrisy.

City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown says it's a matter of showing people just what's inside the fast food they are consuming.

EPA said it was suspending its effort to withdraw proposed protections for a southwest Alaska watershed to make room for a new mine.

New Jersey could join dozens of other states with a minimum wage carve-out for farm workers.

Recess is good for kids, said Marybeth Beichert with the New Jersey Education Association during a hearing on the measure.

The party that has wielded broad power in the General Assembly in recent years looks to also have far more open seats to defend in 2018.

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said private citizens who want to get a handgun carry permit should have to demonstrate a specific threat to their life.

The three are teaming up to take the Trump administration to court over the federal tax plan that's expected to cost taxpayers in their states billions of dollars.

The tinpot autocrat is his own worst enemy, and we at least should be thankful for that.

White House counsel Don McGahn refused and threatened to quit himself if the president went ahead, according to an explosive report in The New York Times.

In all three of the suburban Congressional races in the Philly suburbs, the Democratic field includes a woman with a military or national security background.

The Delaware County Republican is the fifth member of Congress to resign or abandon re-election amid a national reckoning over sexual misconduct in the workplace.

Gov. Phil Murphy is bringing in an outsider to establish a “new culture” at the state Economic Development Authority.