The case involving Mahmoud Khalil has far-reaching implications for free speech, executive power and the limits of federal immigration authority.

The crowd was smaller than June’s protest but participants were just as passionate about their opposition to President Trump.

Jennifer Mascott may not have the same “baggage” as Emil Bove, but Democrats decry her lack of experience and area ties.

President J. Larry Jameson said he sought a wide range of input so the response “reflected our values and the perspectives of our broad community.”

At least 50 different towns are planning rallies to protest what some describe as the Trump administration’s attacks on democracy.

Organizers expect upwards of 20,000 people to march against President Donald Trump’s administration.

The White House asked nine universities to make sweeping policy changes to access federal programs like visas and research grants.

The Department of Energy slashed more than $7.5 billion for clean energy projects in 16 Democratic-led states, yet Pennsylvania's "green" hydrogen hubs survive, for now.

Democrats criticized the move as political and say it will lead to higher energy prices for residents in their states.

Roughly 750,000 federal employees could be furloughed, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, and they could lose out on $400 million in daily wages.

The 10-page proposed agreement was sent Wednesday to some of the most selective public and private universities including the University of Pennsylvania.

Tens of thousands of people work under H-1B visas in the region. Many fear the move will mean less investment in U.S. companies and more talent for overseas competitors.

Gov. Josh Shapiro’s executive order, issued Oct. 1, directs state agencies to create vaccine information hubs, safety net programs and insurance requirements.

Some families say they remain frustrated at the overwhelming attention on causes of autism rather than on systems and supports to help kids today.

The failure of Congress to keep the government open means that hundreds of thousands of federal workers could be furloughed or laid off.