Schools and universities haven’t made a strong enough case for our political system to motivate young people to embrace it. It’s no wonder that they often echo our Cynic-in-Chief, questioning the legitimacy of democracy itself.

We're on the road to hotter and hotter temperatures in the Keystone State.

A new study reveals how Kensington's Puerto Rican population became uniquely vulnerable to the narcotics trade and the violence that comes with it.

Winter temperatures in the Northeast U.S. are warming the fastest—as quickly as three times the rate of increasing summer temperatures.

Pennsylvania has tried to punish its way out the opioid crisis, but we know that won't work.

President of Jewelers' Row District: Toll Brothers tower will change the look, but not the history of America's oldest diamond district.

Students in New Jersey may be required to learn cursive by the third grade if a recently introduced bill is passed.

Outside of racing, ages 70 to 99 too often signal not a new start but rather an enduring stigma, barring us from jobs and other opportunities to excel.

As the population ages, both families and community leaders need to do more to combat loneliness and social isolation.

Josh Shapiro has an opportunity to choose whether Pennsylvania will embrace the coming changes or fight the changes like a Luddite.

The Democratic Party’s near abandonment of charter schools, and the mostly minority voters who need them, is one of the most politically perplexing shifts in recent memory.

Apparently the U.S. government wants to bend the ethics of science.

The gig economy is still new and its impacts have not yet been quantified or even fully understood.