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In the heart of Philadelphia, Vice President Harris accused former President Trump of pursuing a campaign driven by “retribution and revenge,” highlighting deep political divisions, NBC News reports.
PhilaRevenue has launched a relief program to assist federal workers and SNAP recipients in Philadelphia. The initiative aims to provide financial support amid ongoing economic challenges.
A 2025 government shutdown could put SNAP benefits at risk for nearly 2 million Pennsylvanians, raising concerns over food insecurity. Officials urge swift action to prevent disruption, reports 6abc Philadelphia.
Labor leader Ryan Boyer’s board appointment at a Sixers partner’s investment firm faces scrutiny after social media questions his role. The controversy highlights tensions between labor activism and corporate governance.
Andrew Yang’s Forward Party has endorsed Pat Dugan in the Philadelphia district attorney race, marking a significant boost for the candidate in the increasingly competitive contest for the city’s top prosecutor.
Fired-up young progressives are plunging into Philadelphia politics, challenging the city’s entrenched Democratic machine. Their rise signals potential change—but can they sustain momentum against established power?
The Philadelphia Citizen unveils the full list of candidates for the 2025 General Election. Explore who’s running and what they stand for as the city prepares for a pivotal vote shaping its future.
President Biden highlighted economic growth and green energy initiatives in a Philadelphia speech, emphasizing job creation and sustainability efforts. The address underscores his administration’s focus on a clean energy future.
Dave Oxman, a Philadelphia doctor and congressional candidate, is campaigning on urgent healthcare reform. Calling the system “broken as hell,” he emphasizes accessibility and affordability in his platform.
Joe Biden’s political acumen is on full display in “Joe Biden’s Master Class in … Politics?” The Philadelphia Citizen explores how his decades of experience shape his leadership amid today’s challenges.
The Bucks County sheriff’s race offers a microcosm of broader U.S. political trends, highlighting shifting party dynamics, local voter concerns, and the impact of national issues on down-ballot elections.
Lawmakers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware express concern as the government shutdown impacts funding and services. Officials urge swift action to minimize disruptions for residents and local agencies.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must release billions in withheld SNAP funds, restoring vital assistance to millions of low-income Americans relying on food aid during the ongoing economic challenges.
A pivotal Pennsylvania court election this November could influence key rulings in 2028, shaping the state’s political landscape and impacting national judicial balance. The stakes extend far beyond a single term.
Democrats in Pennsylvania are urging President Biden to expand his campaign efforts beyond Philadelphia, aiming to engage voters in rural and suburban areas ahead of the 2024 elections, The New York Times reports.
Gov. Josh Shapiro condemned political violence during his speech at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit, emphasizing unity and the urgent need to combat hate. He called for stronger measures to protect democracy.
Experts weigh in on Elon Musk’s potential impact on Pennsylvania’s election outcome. As Musk’s influence grows, analysts debate whether his endorsements or actions could sway voters in this key battleground state.
“Want Your (Political) Independence?” explores Philadelphia’s growing push for local autonomy amid national political tensions. Citizens seek greater control over policies affecting their communities and governance.
A May Day protest in Philadelphia led to the arrest of 70 demonstrators for blocking streets, causing traffic disruptions downtown. Police managed the scene, emphasizing public safety while protesters voiced labor and immigrant rights concerns.
Jeff Brown, a political newcomer, is mounting an outsider campaign for Philadelphia mayor. His fresh approach aims to challenge established players and address the city’s pressing issues with new perspectives.