Justice Department plans to send election monitors to polling stations in Philadelphia

A report by Democratic staff aides lands just eight days before Election Day, as candidates across the country were making their closing pitches.

An unusual feature of the filing is its long list of “risk factors,” a required disclosure for every public company but in this case one that runs nearly 100 pages — and makes for riveting reading.

The plan includes four one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments connected to the La Mott firehouse.

For months, No ICE Philly has demanded that the court administration and the Sheriff’s Office take strong action to stop ICE from using the courthouse as “a hunting ground.”

A federal judge wrote that the government’s defense of her firing “flies in the face of nearly two centuries of Supreme Court precedent.”

The result could be unlike anything seen at the polls in modern times.

At Lenape Middle School, the Democratic governor said students "need to spend less time focused on their phones, and a whole lot more time focused on learning."

One elections expert says of a lawsuit against Alaska, “The goal is to create doubt about the process and then use that doubt to justify later intervention or interference.”

Latosha Cooper agreed to marry Destino Jean Louis, a Haitian national, to help him stay in the U.S., police said. He killed her after they broke up, blaming her for issues with his application.

Evesham Township would take ownership of the property and maintain it with the Black Run Preserve.

The administration says presidential communications privilege protects the exchanges from disclosure, though legal experts have cast doubt on that argument.

Orenthia Upshur told a Bucks County judge Monday that he wanted to take accountability for killing Maisha Coon by pleading guilty to first-degree murder.

Four Echelon Plaza, across from the former Echelon Mall, was occupied for decades by United Engineers & Constructors.

One of the six plaintiffs is the editor-in-chief of the University of Pennsylvania's student newspaper.

The right-leaning group has pulled its endorsements at a time when Republicans in swing districts may need all the help they can get.

After a man was stabbed following an altercation in Center City, 10 to 12 people began kicking and punching the suspect until he fell to the ground. Another man was injured in the altercation.

Fearless Restaurants disagrees with the verdict that the company was negligent in handling repeated instances of sexual harassment at Rosalie, its popular Italian restaurant in Wayne.

With 100% of the vote counted, Brazil’s electoral court announced that the soon to be 81-year-old Lula held an unassailable lead.

More than half of the world’s population was exposed to very high or extremely high levels of ground-level ozone pollution, or smog, between January and September, according to a report.

The deal is intended to provide “significant integrity protections for NBA-related markets,” including limitations on what can be offered on those exchanges.

The maker of the Claude chatbot publicly disclosed its financials for the first time, as it seeks to list in what could be the largest-ever initial public offering.

Take them home, country roads. Shawn Stockman, Nathan Morris, and Wanya Morris are recording a country album in Nashville.

The states, including N.J., have joined in the complaint alleging the stores charged more at the register than prices displayed on shelves and ads.

The property in Tredyffrin Township includes an 8,300-square-foot detached garage, a kitchen with a built-in pizza oven, a fully automated two-sided fish tank, a guest suite, and a backyard oasis.

After standing up to Michael Irvin on "Good Morning Football" in South Philly, NFL Network's Kyle Brandt talked about Eagles fans and his thoughts on the Tanner McKee-led Birds.