During their visit to the Hanwha Philly Shipyard Monday morning, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick discussed manufacturing, tariffs, and DOGE.

Sen. Bernie Sanders will speak at a rally for the AFL-CIO in Philly on Thursday and then tour two of the state's most competitive congressional districts.

Democrat Joe Khan is calling on Republican incumbent Jennifer Schorn to convene a grand jury after a report found students were abused in an autistic support classroom.

The Super Bowl MVP, Hurts did not attend the White House ceremony on Monday, but did attend in 2018 with Alabama.

Denver tried it, but the suggestion is still provocative for Pennsylvania.

“In some ways, Penn was sort of where the first shots were fired in a war on elite universities,” Scott Bok said during an interview about his book, looking back on the fall 2023 semester.

Philadelphia receives $17.9 million in federal AmeriCorps funding. Local nonprofit leaders worry DOGE’s recent cuts could slow down — or stop — their volunteer-based programs.

The Trump administration on March 27 announced it was attempting to remove union rights for hundreds of thousands of federal workers.

A Commonwealth Court judge has to reconsider the issue of Mike Huff's residency and whether he can run in Philadelphia judicial races. But the ongoing legal case is now affecting mail ballots.

Comcast Corp., which has a recent history of donating to presidential inaugural committees, has been on the receiving end of some of Trump's attacks on DEI and legacy media.

As Elon Musk’s slash-and-burn restructure of the federal government unfolds, the crowds gathering in Pennsylvania — a state he helped Trump win — have rallied against him.

Only a couple Philadelphia firms were singled out by the EEOC under Trump, but several more have been tweaking their messaging around DEI efforts.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Pennsylvania State Police have already learned from the arson incident, and the security expert completing the independent review will submit his findings in the coming weeks.

If the Trump administration stands down from the trade war soon, it could salvage the country's safe-haven status. But if not, it will cost the U.S. economy dearly.

Sen. John Fetterman said the U.S. should ‘provide our comprehensive military support and whatever else Israel requires to destroy Iran’s capabilities.’