Winning the right to vote, at a heavy price

Leon Paparo, 45, of Springfield, surrendered Tuesday to Delaware County investigators and was being held at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility.

The failure of the Justice Department to secure the indictment marks the latest rebuke of the law enforcement agency’s efforts to prosecute one of the president’s political enemies.

Methane has accounted for about 30% of global temperature rise since the industrial revolution, according to the International Energy Agency, and the rollback is alarming environmental advocates.

She was nominated for an Emmy Award as best female singer on TV in 1955 and named best new singer in 1956 by DownBeat and Billboard magazines.

Prosecutors say Jabriil Morgan-Cook, Naseem Worrell and Kaleem Roland "hunted" a rival gang member for disrespecting their friend. Their attorneys say investigators failed to connect them to the case.

Officials said voter turnout was the largest in decades, but assembling a governing coalition under Israel’s parliamentary system could take weeks or months.

School employees will now be required to report suspected hazing to a state child abuse hotline under a law passed in response to the Cheltenham football scandal.

James T. Catania sent a letter to Pennsylvania officials saying the department would send monitors to four counties on Election Day. Other lawyers have sent similar letters to other states.

The email uses President Donald Trump’s name 11 times, mostly as part of the program’s name. It was not immediately clear how widespread the messages are.

Hassan Bennett, chair of the Citizens Police Oversight Commission, was charged with bribery and witness intimidation Tuesday.

Edward Eisenhard, 37, was arrested earlier this month for an assault at a Five Below store. In the weeks that followed, prosecutors learned of two other alleged sexual assaults.

Koenig a mainstay of the “Star Trek” franchise as Pavel Chekov, the Russian navigator aboard the USS Enterprise.

Federal officials have yet to disclose information as basic as the identity of the agents who fired at least 10 bullets into Pretti’s back the morning of Jan. 24.

A merger with Temple Sinai in Upper Dublin means leaving Melrose Park — a longtime hub for Jewish Greater Philadelphia — as Conservative congregations consolidate.

Washington’s ballot question 638 is particularly troubling to opponents because they say it would require all girls participating in sports to undergo a genital exam to verify their biological sex.

At issue was the rule known as “administrative closure,” which gives immigration judges discretion to suspend deportation proceedings in some situations.

President Donald Trump denied spending excessive time on the projects, then went on to detail repairs to exterior plaster, as well as construction of a heliport and ballroom.

The federal judge went to great lengths to impart her instructions in detail, an apparent attempt to prevent the administration from citing confusion or ambiguity to act without her involvement.

The former presidential candidate is facing an investigation for money laundering.

Inquirer readers on the profits being made by oil and gas companies, campaign finance reform, and a battle of the Dans in the Alaska Senate race.

Today's advice from Dear Abby.

Christian Dvorak's game-tying goal with 11 seconds left erased a three-goal deficit, but the Blue Jackets prevailed in overtime on Tuesday. They've now lost 11 of their first 14 games.

Foles, the former Eagles QB, said on his podcast that he "knew something bad was going to happen," starting when the Eagles and Jeff Stoutland parted ways after last season.

The cease-and-desist is the second time in two weeks a candidate in the race has called on the other to take down an ad.

Inquirer columnist David Murphy joins Jeff McLane to discuss the fallout from the dispiriting home loss to the Cowboys and how the team should approach the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline.