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House presses Senate to pass domestic surveillance changes

House leaders are pressing the Senate to take up a bill that ends the National Security Agency’s collection of American telephone r ...

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 Sophie Date is a student teacher at Science Leadership Academy. After finishing her master's degree at the University of Pennsylvania, she hopes to teach high school social studies in the Philadelphia public school system. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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State pension crisis: Where do we go from here?

There may not be three more yawn-inducing words in the English language than: “public employee pensions.”  But co ...

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 Voting at the GW Childs Elementary polling place in South Philadelphia on Primary Election Day 2015. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Just 27 percent of Philly’s registered voters turn out for primary

Philadelphia mayoral candidate Jim Kenney won Tuesday night’s all-important Democratic primary in a historic landslide. Voter turno ...

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Philadelphia City Council website back after hacking attack

Philadelphia City Council’s website has been restored after a hacking incident replaced news about legislation with text on a black ...

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Democrat Sabatina wins Stack’s Philadelphia Senate seat

Democrat John Sabatina Jr. will join the Pennsylvania state Senate and take the northeast Philadelphia seat left vacant when Mike Stack b ...

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Democrat Kevin Dougherty among nominees for Pa. Supreme Court

The field of candidates for three open seats on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is now set. Pennsylvania Republicans on Tuesday cho ...

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 Helen Gym supporters chant 'run, Helen, run' at her official announcement for her City Council at-large run. She holds a narrow lead for the fifth and final Democratic spot on the fall ballot. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly City Council to get at least three new voices

Philadelphia voters decided to shake up their City Council in Tuesday’s primary election. Three new faces are primed to join t ...

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 City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson is seeking re-election. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Incumbents retain council seats in contested 2nd, 7th Districts

In lower Northeast Philadelphia, Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez has retained her Democratic nomination despite a stiff challenge fro ...

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 David Redlawsk, professor of political science at Rutgers University and director of the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling, makes a case for negative political campaigning.

Rutgers prof touts ‘positive case for negative campaigning’

Regardless of the results of Tuesday’s primary election in Pennsylvania, when the polls close, most voters will be pleased with the ...

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RESULTS: Pa. Supreme Court Democrats

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RESULTS: Philadelphia Council 7th District

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RESULTS: Philadelphia Council 2nd District

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RESULTS: Philadelphia Republican Council At-Large

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