While in an interim role at the Justice Department, Bove fired those who prosecuted Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection cases, and is accused by a whistleblower of urging colleagues to ignore court orders.

There is plenty of blame to go around, but one thing appears clear: Donald Trump’s continued denial of climate change helps to fuel death and destruction across the country.

While the deal might represent a triumph for fiscal prudence, the hardworking men and women of District Council 33 did little to hide their disappointment about the terms of the new contract.

As a first step, Mayor Parker and her counterpart at the negotiating table, Greg Boulware, president of AFSCME District Council 33, must dial down the deeply personal and counterproductive rhetoric.

How the city performs in the face of a series of high-profile events in 2026 will likely define its image for decades to come.

The U.S. has long struggled to live up to the ideals laid out in the declaration and the Constitution. But no president has actively undermined American institutions like Donald Trump.

Republicans' massive economic and domestic policy proposal is a bankrupt bill — both morally and fiscally.

Whether Iran’s nuclear program was set back months or years obscures Trump’s bigger failure: Bombing Iran solved nothing and may ultimately increase the danger.

There is no law on the books that requires all land-use decisions be made by district councilmembers. Council should not allow a single person to make these decisions.

Casting aside decades of diplomacy and a promise to end wars not start them, Donald Trump sent B-2 stealth bombers and nuclear submarines to attack three nuclear facilities in Iran.

A bill by Doug Mastriano would remove public notices from newspapers, limiting access to important information like budget proposals, zoning changes, and proposed tax increases.

Given the impact to education, traffic, and economic development, the General Assembly must find a bipartisan solution that sustainably funds transit in Pennsylvania.

Millions marched in events held in cities and towns across America, including an estimated 80,000 in Philadelphia. But more must be done to turn a one-day event into a sustained movement.

The U.S. has every right to control who enters the country, and deporting immigrants who commit violent offenses has near-universal support. But the president's policy is anathema to American values.

Under threat of a tax lawsuit and potential federal funding cuts, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's budget represents a sensible path forward.