Time slipping, White House and Senate negotiators are struggling to reach a U.S. border security deal that would unlock President Joe Biden’s request for billions of dollars worth in military aid.

Shamaine Daniels is a Democratic candidate running to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, and an AI tool named Ashley has made thousands of calls to likely primary voters on her behalf.

Kenyatta, of Philadelphia, is the first openly gay Black man endorsed by the party for a statewide office.

Giuliani’s lawyer acknowledged that his client was wrong but insisted that Giuliani was not fully responsible for the vitriol the women faced.

The bills focus on Pennsylvania's probation system and Clean Slate Laws.

The bill gives a special prosecutor full authority over crimes committed on Philadelphia’s main transit system.

Pennsylvania voters will decide on major party candidates for state row offices in the 2024 primary election.

Josh Shapiro's first year as governor showed he's skilled at scoring political wins that gain national attention while his political party is not shy about handing him a loss.

Lawmakers will start by seeking information from the universities. But some say they fear it will become "political theater."

Darrell L. Clarke retires after four decades in City Council, serving on staff, then as a member, and for the past 11 years as president.

“We're not allowed to smoke in your workplace, but you're allowed to smoke in ours,” a union director said.

A ban on balaclavas could soon take effect in the city, if Mayor Jim Kenney signs the legislation passed by City Council.

Call it holiday cheer or good will, but the energy in the Capitol building shifted this week as they tied up the final loose ends of the 2023-24 budget.

Clarke’s colleagues and other Philadelphia political luminaries heaped praise on him during Council’s nearly five-hour final session, each describing a fair and dignified leader.

The bill aims to address a shortage of police officers.