Politics

We discuss AG William Barr's interference in the Roger Stone case, his relationship with the President and what it says about independence within the Department of Justice.

There is no set time limit for how long students who come to the U.S. for college can stay. The Trump administration says that is a problem.

Republican Scott Perry and Democrat Matt Cartwright are both considered to be in toss-up races.

A look at former Philly Mayor Michael Nutter's new job on the campaign trail — from stumping at rallies to defending his candidate (and himself) amid controversy.

Reading, a heavily Democratic city, will likely be a tempting target for the candidate running to defeat President Donald Trump.

With campaigns girding for a protracted contest, fundraising success is critical to their long-term prospects.

Changes in Pennsylvania's election processes go into effect by the April 28th primary. We'll talk about what it means for voters and the election outcome.

Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to tackle college debt in this year’s budget hinges on a massive new scholarship program

A scary new virus from China has spread around the world. So has rising anti-Chinese sentiment and calls for a full travel ban on Chinese visitors.

Prosecutors say Johnson allegedly stepped in twice to help Universal hang onto real estate in his district, which covers parts of South and Southwest Philadelphia.

Legislators are acting quickly a few weeks after the New Jersey Assembly failed to act on the comprehensive ban on single-use plastic and paper bags.

We talk about the arguments and legal tactics used by Trump's defense team in the Senate impeachment hearings, as well as the effects of the John Bolton leaks.

Flush with revenue, Delaware Gov. John Carney presents a spending plan to lawmakers that increases the budget by 4% over the current year.

Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed, who served for almost three decades but was later sentenced to probation for accumulating products he bought with public money, has died.

As one of Harrisburg’s most powerful lawmakers, Mike Turzai used his muscle to push major education initiatives.