Government Accountability

Would the cable shows violate the spirit of the First Amendment if they refuse to book the empress of alternative facts - or would they be performing a public service?

More than 2,000 miners in Appalachia are dying from an advanced stage of black lung. NPR and Frontline have found the government had multiple warnings.

York County Rep. Stan Saylor, who heads the pivotal House Appropriations Committee, noted that returns are stronger than expected, and the state's on track for a surplus.

Why a practice good-government groups and affordable housing advocates say is unfair and harmful to taxpayers continues in Philadelphia.

They infected every major social media platform, extensively targeted African Americans and amounted to what researchers called a "propaganda war against American citizens."

The Department of Health's policy directs the use of intravenous doses, not the nasal spray.

After several others publicly turned down the job, the budget director will step in to replace outgoing John Kelly.

A new mine in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal country has not brought new jobs to the region.

As House control is about to switch, it serves as a reminder about Democrats: They like government. And governing.

Selling homes seized by law enforcement was supposed to improve communities. But a new WHYY investigation found it's added to blight in some of Philly's poorest neighborhoods.

As war casualties mounted, several draft board raids occurred throughout the country. But the Camden 28 case was the only one where all defendants were acquitted.

Grewal announced Thursday his office had filed eight lawsuits against companies from Newark to Trenton to Camden.

Pa. residents pay a larger share of income to gambling, liquor and cigarette taxes.

Philly schools face an estimated $1B funding shortfall by 2022. A new national report found that the city is walking away from more school tax revenue than any of its peers.

Philadelphia is the only big city without regular street cleaning.