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John Giovannitti will be sworn in Jan. 2, one day before his newly reelected brother Vince Giovannitti is sworn in to a second term.

The 20 million AR-15s in the U.S. today are a symbol of constitutional freedom, evil and terror. A new book, 'American Gun', traces the weapon's history and transformation.

The report comes after the settlement of a lawsuit that accused the state of being complicit in the disparities experienced by low-income students and others.

Thiel, who has led the city’s fire department since 2016, says he’s ready to take on the challenge. “As our folks will say in the fire department," he said, “‘We got this.’”

The new laws cover a wide range of topics including a minimum wage increase, raises for teachers, new gun laws and legalized marijuana.

The measure allows 17-year-old voters to participate in June primaries if they turn 18 by the general election.

A New Jersey legislator is calling to reimburse the travel costs of state residents who had to evacuate from Israel.

The blueprint plan comes from suggestions offered at a daylong event earlier this year.

Pope Francis recently approved the blessing of same-sex couples by priests, one of many changes that makes his papacy stand out from his predecessors in the Catholic Church.

The candidate calls current and past issues revolving around spouse Dana Long an irrelevant distraction, but questions abound about her transparency.

The team announced its plans more than a year ago, but the official part of the process is just getting started.

The decision marked the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate.

The rancher’s daughter was nominated in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and came to wield considerable influence on the nine-member court.

Tiffany Thurman, a government affairs executive at a non-profit group, was named as chief of staff.

The new law allows the state AG to take over investigation and prosecution of crimes committed within SEPTA.