Politics

Do you still watch The Cosby Show, or listen to R. Kelly, or do you change the channel and edit your playlist in disgust? What responsibility do we have as consumers?

Speaking in Georgia, Trump referenced the former Soviet Union defeating the Nazis and Napoleon Bonaparte's failed Russia invasion. He also said the U.S. has “to get out."

A legislative package has been approved by a committee to address issues uncovered in a state disparity study.

The state has nearly 100,000 fewer housing units than it needs. Experts say federal policy could help close the gap.

Republicans are stepping up scrutiny of Pennsylvania’s system for registering people to vote through its driver’s licensing centers.

Election officials around the country are raising concerns about whether the U.S. Postal Service can handle the influx of election mail expected this fall.

The justices said Friday they will take the case that could determine the fate of thousands of votes that may otherwise be canceled in the Nov. 5 election.

The new voting machines offer an added layer of security by providing a paper trail, which older machines did not deliver.

Retiring state Rep. Paul Baumbach has pushed for medical aid in dying legislation since 2015. Gov. Carney said he was “morally opposed” to it becoming law.

The lieutenant governor will assume the state’s highest post for two weeks in January after John Carney resigns to become Wilmington’s mayor.

The school argues its charter means it is not subject to some state laws and efforts to force it to be transparent.

Kamala Harris has gone up in the polls, but support from Black men is lower than what Biden needed to win Pennsylvania in 2020.

WHYY reporter and NABJ member P. Kenneth Burns attended both conversations featuring former President Trump and Vice President Harris.

Harris' discussion with NABJ journalists was different from Trump's addressing the NABJ conference in July, when he questioned the vice president’s racial identity.

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Tuesday that state prosecutors will pursue the most serious charges available. Ryan Wesley Routh was charged Monday with federal firearms offenses.