Philly congressional candidate Chris Rabb called Netanyahu a ‘war criminal’ at a New York protest

If the bill from Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. passes, it will limit the redevelopment of the museum building to specific uses.

This was the 14th time the Senate has considered a war powers resolution, since Trump launched the conflict on Feb. 28.

The bill, which would campaign dollars to pay for politicians' alarm systems and other security measures, now heads to Gov. Mikie Sherrill's desk.

Parker says the tax abatement would spur the conversion of "deteriorated" buildings, such as Center City office towers and empty school buildings, into apartments.

Heidi Overton is currently serving as a White House adviser and has worked on a series of Trump health initiatives, including an executive order last that called for changing vaccine guidelines.

Since the 1950s, annual appropriations legislation — including the funding bill Trump signed in February — has routinely included a ban on using federal funds for “publicity or propaganda purposes.”

On Tuesday, the state sent a strongly worded rebuke to the federal government: Every single person on the list was a lawful citizen.

Philly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.

Initially, in the morning, CNN, MS NOW, and Politico journalists were denied entry.

McIver’s inner strength is next level. She is running for reelection while fighting efforts by the Trump administration to jail her. Plus, she’s repping her constituents and caring for her family.

A regulation requiring keeping radiation exposure, "as low as reasonably achievable," might seem redundant, but it makes nuclear power more acceptable to Americans.

Three quarters of likely Democratic voters view the Pennsylvania senator as more of a Republican in a poll conducted after Fetterman participated in Donald Trump's midterm convention.

Shapiro’s lead has now expanded beyond the advantage he held ahead of the 2022 election against Doug Mastriano — a drubbing the GOP vowed not to repeat.

Pennsylvania voters are more critical of Trump's economic performance than they were a month ago. Will Republicans have to answer for that — and more — at the ballot box this fall?

The federal lawsuit says Gov. Josh Shapiro's administration bypassed procurement requirements and fired a staffer who raised concerns.

The news outlets argued they were singled out because of the content of their coverage — in other words, viewpoint discrimination — and called the ban a “blatant violation” of the First Amendment.

The services include debris removal, tree trimming, lawn restoration, and sidewalk repairs.

Bryan Bush pleaded guilty to obstruction in relation to a case where payment was denied to a contractor who had allegedly fallen out of favor with George E. Norcross III.

Ethics experts said the financial relationships may violate federal rules barring officials from profiting from their government position.

Ertz's first practice with the Eagles since 2021 brought with it some emotions and a desire to contribute to a team that needs him.

Its planned closure has sparked public outcry and a movement to keep it open. Here's what to expect if visiting the museum.

“It’s too much,” a 10th grader said of her Girls’ High African American history class, which has 51 students. “My mom offered to take me out, she said it’s a fire hazard.”

After a 30-pitch session, Luzardo said Friday will be “a big day to see how I bounce back.” He’s expected to face hitters in a simulated game over the weekend.

The money will go toward 31 projects across 26 states that are expected to produce more than 23 gigawatts of additional electricity capacity — enough to power 16 million homes.

The intensifying storm has the potential to become a "bomb cyclone," a meteorologist says.