The statewide vote Tuesday is expected to provide a test of what works and what doesn't as voters try to cast ballots amid a deadly virus and social distancing.
Meanwhile, the state is on track to receive more face shields than it asked for, illustrating complaints that the federal response to the coronavirus has been scattershot and disorganized.
Philadelphia’s organizers looked back on the process of putting together a convention here and the logistical challenges of putting on a convention -- or relocating one -- in uncertain times.
The Delaware County campus, shuttered after an Inquirer investigation exposed a pattern of abuse, could host non-critical patients and free up space at sites swamped by coronavirus cases.
Instead of delivering victory speeches and sealing the Democratic nomination, Biden has been largely sidelined as President Donald Trump and high-profile governors become the faces of the coronavirus response.
Lawmakers and aides were still scrambling to pin down exactly what was included against a backdrop of a spiraling national crisis that has killed hundreds and crippled the economy.
Sen. Pat Toomey, a fiscally conservative Republican, criticized the rescue packages approved amid the 2008 financial crash, but says the coronavirus is a very different crisis demanding a different response.
