ELUND: What The Populists In Congress Get Right And Get Wrong

The holdouts against Kevin McCarthy's House speakership squeezed concessions from the powers that be in the chamber.

Despite Ties To China, Both PA U.S. Senators Use TikTok

Some 32 members of Congress, including seven senators, have TikTok accounts.

As 2024 Approaches, Is The Trump Base Still On Board?

Daria Novak is not certain Trump will have the same level of Republican support for his third presidential run.

Protestors Pray As Jury Is Selected For Trial Of Bucks County Pro-Life Activist

Mark Houck could face up to 11 years in prison if convicted.

PODCAST: The Pied Piper Of Early Voting Tells The GOP: Don't Fight — Join!

Nationally recognized conservative political organizer Scott Presler joins the podcast to talk about his launch of Early Vote Action PAC.

POWELL: Republicans Lag In Political Branding

The language Democrats have adopted allows them to control the debate.

Bucks County Rep. Marcell Calls On Rozzi To Resign Speakership

Freshman state Rep. Kristin Marcell believes Speaker Mark Rozzi has reneged on a pledge he made to leave the Democratic Party.

Dear Congress: The Taylor Swift Meltdown Was About Greed, Not Bots

Lawmakers should not be fooled by Ticketmaster’s blame game for two reasons.

Pundits, Politicos Offer Autopsy Of PA GOP's 2022 Election Losses

Our pundits believe that there is plenty of blame to go around.

Debra Todd Sworn In As First Woman Chief Justice Of The Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Todd moved into the chief justice role earlier than planned, after the unexpected death of then-Chief Justice Max Baer in September.

In First Week As Governor, Shapiro Prioritizes Meeting With Planned Parenthood Advocates

In his first week, the 49-year-old Democratic governor prioritized meeting with Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates.

Shapiro Announces Three-Part Ethics Package — Including A More Relaxed Gift Ban

Eric Fillman described the policy as “a return to reasonableness.”

Pa.'S Unemployment Rate Dropped To A Record Low Of 3.9% In December

The department said the state had recovered approximately 95% of the jobs lost in the first two months of the pandemic.

Shapiro Names Top Deputy Michelle Henry To Finish His Term In The Attorney General's Office

In a statement, Shapiro said Henry’s decades of experience make her ready to lead the attorney general’s office on day one.

Gisele Fetterman Meant The Free Store To Be A Five-Year Project. It's Now 10 Years Old

‘I wanted to show that we could invest in the circular economy, and this is a model that can exist in any community,’ she said.

Philadelphia Rep. Martina White To Chair The Liquefied Natural Gas Export Task Force

The task force is charged with creating a report and recommendations to be presented to the General Assembly and the administration.

PODCAST: PA Treasurer Garrity Talks Organized Retail Crime, ESG

Stacy Garrity also shares why she says the state’s job is to maximize wealth for citizens, not meet the demands of “woke” activists.

New PA Bill Would Allow 'Doorless Driving' For Certain Vehicles

Pennsylvania is the only state in the nation that makes driving these vehicles without doors illegal, lawmakers said.

PA SRCC Leadership Team Appointed

“There is nothing more important in this business than having a qualified, hardworking candidate.”

DelVal Leaders Believe If Gym Wins, The Suburbs Lose

Some Delaware Valley leaders fear Helen Gym will be Philadelphia's next mayor.

Shapiro Reaches Across Aisle With First Executive Order On State Jobs

Newly inaugurated Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro signed his first executive order, removing the four-year degree requirement from most state jobs

Law Enforcement Affronted By Thin Blue Line Flag Removal

In his years 55 years in law enforcement no one ever said they wanted to become a police officer to shoot someone, said Mike Chitwood.

Meet New DelVal State Rep. Kristin Marcell

Bucks County, Rep. Kristin Marcell (R-Richboro) said she is ready to get to work.

PA Among Nation's Worst In Water Efficiency, Conservation: New Study

A grim new study once again paints a dark picture of Pennsylvania's conservation, water use, and environmental future.

Earlier Primary Election Date Proposed In PA: Latest Details

There is now strong bipartisan support to make Pennsylvania a more nationally influential primary player.

18 PA Hospitals Among Top 250 In New National Rankings

Hundreds of thousands of lives could have been saved if more hospitals behaved like the top 250, health experts said.

'One Handgun A Month': New Gun Control Bill Proposed In PA

Officials are looking for a new way to crack down on the "iron pipeline" of illegal weapons funnelling into the state.

GIORDANO: Attack On Cops In Springfield Is Just The Beginning

County Commissioners Chair Dr. Valerie Arkoosh is leaving Montco to head the Human Services Department.

PA Residents Can Now Begin Filing Taxes: What To Know

The 2023 tax season is here, in the midst of one of the most economically challenging periods in the lives of many taxpayers.

PA Looks To Accelerate Mobile Driver's Licenses

Having a driver's license available on your phone protects against losing the card, while also increasing security, advocates say.

Point: Racial Shifts In Voting — What's In The Future?

Exhaustion from a series of broken promises is breaking up these long-held strongholds.

Counterpoint: Education And Crime Drive Black Voters To The GOP

Our nation has much to celebrate as we strive toward MLK’s dream of a colorblind society.

PA State Senate To Join House In Closing

The state Senate announced it will be closed the weeks of Jan. 23 and Jan. 30 because the House is closed.

ADAMS: Americans Support Voter ID Laws. Why Are Democrats Dead Set Against Them?

Following the chaotic elections of 2020, Americans wanted commonsense reforms to strengthen the security of elections.

More States Are Doing What They Can To Cap Insulin Costs | Analysis

In her early 20s, Karisa Hunt learned the hard lesson of what happens when someone rations life-preserving medication.

Visit These PA Parks, Museums For Free On MLK Day Of Service

In honor of the spirit of America's civil rights icon and intellectual pioneer, numerous parks and museums will offer free entry.

Gov. Wolf Pardons 369 Convicts As He Prepares To Leave Office

Gov. Wolf's final round of pardons means he has granted second chances to 2,540 Pennsylvanians, more than any other governor in history.

Shapiro Taps Montco's Arkoosh For Human Services Secretary

Governor-elect Josh Shapiro nominated political ally Dr. Val Arkoosh to be the state's secretary of human services.

PA Lawmaker Proposes Coal, Climate Change's Prime Mover, As State Rock

Anthracite coal is historically significant, one lawmaker argues. But the environmental fallout of its economic boon is lasting generations.

Philly-Area Wages Not Adjusting To Devastating Inflation: Latest Stats

Prices remain 6.4 percent higher in the Philly area than a year ago, and wage adjustments are not coming close to compensating, stats show.