Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney was talking legacy near the end of his second term when Clout asked about the Democrats who want his job. He didn't hold back.

The verdict follows a monthlong trial in which the ex-union chief and others were accused of embezzling more than $600,000 from Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

It was the biggest showing yet of a new tactic on China for McCormick, whose candidacy in 2022 was gravely hurt by his own party questioning his ability to be strong on the country.

Former Local 98 president Brian Burrows was also convicted of all but three counts.

A third trial still looms for Dougherty, formerly a one-man center of gravity in politics and organized labor in the region. And he and others from Local 98 will be sentenced in the coming months.

Here’s how the jury decided each count of the indictment.

In a consent-to-search program, law enforcement officers ask homeowners in high-crime areas for permission to search their homes for firearms that they may not know are there.

A group of Philly Republicans gathered to view the the latest in a series of debates that have — much like the entire GOP primary contest — felt like a forgotten sideshow.

The jury was dismissed after six hours of discussions on Wednesday did not result in a verdict.

Lawyers for Dougherty’s codefendant said the jury has indicated it is close to a verdict.

While Philadelphia still has enormous fiscal challenges and its socioeconomic issues would require billions more to address, the last eight years have put the city budget in a better position.

She led city departments in Philadelphia, Boston, and San Francisco, and served in Pennsylvania state government with the Department of Transportation.

John Dougherty is accused of embezzling, with others, more than $600,000 from Local 98, the politically powerful union he led for nearly three decades.

The panel spent most of the afternoon cloistered in silence, occasionally sending requests to the judge to see certain pieces of evidence, which the lawyers discussed privately in the judge's chambers

State Sen. Nikil Saval claims he was briefly blocked from entering a Pennsylvania Society party because of his stance on Gaza. The law firm throwing the party said he just failed to RSVP.