Politics

As other Republicans call for ending the Iran war or rolling back tariffs, the first-term senator is focused on eliminating “unnecessary” regulations.

The Police Department's $95 million facility in University City will replace what is widely considered an undersized, outdated lab in North Philadelphia.

Sens. Coons, Blunt Rochester questioned the time the judge devoted to her late husband’s now-defunct ad firm and its political direction.

Pennsylvania’s governor will face a challenging health care environment next year as hundreds of thousands lose coverage.

Public support for the death penalty has steadily declined in the modern era. But in recent years, executions surged. What's behind the rise?

Over 100 HIV activists, nonprofit leaders and a city council member took to City Hall this afternoon to demand a reversal of President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts.

The fight is part of the “End Rental Ripoffs” campaign launched by members of a citywide tenant union. It’s unclear when legislation will be introduced.

Over 200 people gathered for a vigil and march to City Hall as organizers and elected officials pushed for the museum to reopen.

Save Our Sussex PAC formed in 2025 with the guiding principle of preserving the county’s quality of life amid rapid growth.

SEPTA’s blueprint for “best-in-class” service includes new vehicles and shorter wait times, but it all hinges on consistent funding, which doesn’t exist yet.

President Trump banned certain news outlets from the White House this weekend. What does it mean for press freedom and American democratic institutions?

A former pastor is challenging U.S. House candidate Joe Arminio, calling his misgendering of Democratic Congresswoman Sarah McBride “offensive.”

Young people face health care decisions shaped by policy. Vot-ER is working to connect health care experiences with civic engagement and voting.

James Spadola changed parties last year, igniting a debate over whether he should be removed from office.

The city’s new Beyond the Bell initiative will put $300,000 into seven recreation center boxing gyms, with funding for equipment and coaches.