Philadelphia travelers expressed mixed reactions after President Trump announced ICE agents would assist TSA at airports amid the partial government shutdown, raising concerns over privacy and security measures.
Browsing: Politics
FILE PHOTO: An illustration of a mail-in ballot in Philadelphia highlights ongoing discussions about voting methods. Texas’ oldest newspaper examines the impact of mail-in voting amid current election debates.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum discussed rising gas prices, the growth of data centers, and a new slavery exhibit during a recent interview with NBC10 Philadelphia, addressing key regional and economic issues.
Members of Congress will convene in Philadelphia to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, marking a major milestone with events highlighting the nation’s history and future, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
The Pennsylvania State House will convene at Philadelphia’s historic Congress Hall on September 9. Lawmakers plan to address key legislative priorities in this symbolic and historic venue.
Sharif Street’s leadership in Pennsylvania Democrats faces renewed scrutiny amid a heated Philly congressional race, raising questions about party direction and local political dynamics.
In Philadelphia, the spirit of 1776 resonates amid the complex politics of 2026, as historic ideals meet modern challenges in a city pivotal to America’s past and present political landscape.
Federal investigators have subpoenaed records related to Philadelphia lobbyist William Dunbar, a pivotal figure in Mayor Parker’s campaign, sources say. The probe underscores growing scrutiny of political activities in the city.
Thousands gathered in Philadelphia for the third “No Kings” protest, voicing strong opposition to the Trump administration. Demonstrators called for political accountability and social justice reforms.
The federal government has replaced the slavery exhibition at Washington’s Philadelphia home, aiming to present a more comprehensive and accurate portrayal of the historical narrative. The update seeks to educate visitors on the complex legacy of slavery in America.
Philadelphia’s 3rd Congressional District race, marked by high costs, fierce competition, and crowded candidates, is nearing an unpredictable finish, leaving voters and analysts closely watching the final stretch.
The federal government has installed reworked panels on slavery at George Washington’s Philadelphia home near Independence Mall, aiming to provide a more accurate and comprehensive historical narrative.
Seeking relief from Florida’s rising costs and heated politics, many are relocating to Philadelphia. The city offers a more affordable lifestyle and a calmer atmosphere, attracting residents in search of peace of mind.
Chris Rabb secured a decisive victory in Pennsylvania’s 3rd District primary, emphasizing his commitment to progressive values. He calls himself a “bonus rep,” aiming to serve beyond traditional expectations.
The federal government has replaced the slavery exhibition at Washington’s historic Philadelphia home, aiming to provide a more accurate and inclusive narrative of his life and legacy, officials announced Wednesday.
The rapid push for US data centers is stirring fierce opposition in this state, reshaping local politics. Residents and officials clash over environmental and economic impacts, sparking a heated debate: “We don’t want it.”
WATCH: Congress dedicates a national time capsule, preserving artifacts and messages to commemorate America’s upcoming 250th anniversary. The capsule symbolizes unity, history, and hopes for the nation’s future.
In the national debate on affordability, Chester County’s U.S. Rep. Chrissy Houlahan voices personal stakes. She highlights how rising costs impact families like hers, underscoring the issue’s local and national urgency.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has endorsed State Sen. Sharif Street in his bid for Congress, boosting his campaign with significant local political support. The endorsement signals strong momentum ahead of the primary.
Philadelphia’s 3rd Congressional District primary puts the term “progressive” under scrutiny as candidates vie for the label ahead of Tuesday’s vote. Voters face a complex choice in defining the district’s future direction.