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‘Young and naive’ climate activist Rose Strauss wants a word with Gov. Wolf
What's up with those campaign donations from the fossil fuel industry?
Why PA’s controversial Berks detention center for immigrant families is still open
A chorus of legislators and Philadelphia City Council are calling for the Berks County facility's closure, as pressure mounts on Gov. Tom Wolf.
The procrastinator’s guide to the May 2018 Pennsylvania primary election
The May 15 polling will determine candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and various federal and state legislative positions.
A protester locked himself to the stage at Bernie Sanders rally for Fetterman at Philly City Hall
Shouts of 'something about Russia' disrupted the senator's stump speech for the Lt. Gov. candidate.
Pennsylvania Society: Kenney, Peduto, Fetterman seek unity for newly-red state
'We need," Mayor Jim Kenney said, "to kind of reset ourselves again.'
Senate candidate Katie McGinty previews her November campaign strategy: Donald Trump
At a campaign rally in South Philly, Katie McGinty thanked supporters -- and hit on Pat Toomey and Donald Trump.
‘No regrets’ as underdog John Fetterman concedes to Katie McGinty
“You took a small town mayor from a forgotten steel town in Pennsylvania and made him a candidate for U.S. Senate,” the tatted-up Harvard grad told a crowd of supporters. “I couldn’t be more grateful.”