Four Democrats are vying for the U.S. House seat in Philadelphia’s deep-blue district, intensifying the race ahead of the primary. The contest highlights key policy debates shaping the city’s progressive base.
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A judge has ordered the restoration of a slavery exhibit removed during the Trump administration, ruling its removal was improper. The decision marks a significant step towards preserving historical education.
State Rep. Chris Rabb announces he won’t seek reelection to the Pennsylvania House, instead launching a full campaign for Congress. His move signals a strategic shift toward federal office.
The Trump Store is set to close amid declining sales, reflecting diminished demand without ongoing election campaigns. The move signals a shift as former President Trump steps back from active political battles.
Chris Rabb secured a decisive win in Philadelphia’s primary, bolstered by support from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and a platform critical of Israeli policies, signaling shifting dynamics in local progressive politics.
Bruce Springsteen closed his U.S. tour in Philadelphia with a fiery political message, addressing social issues and urging unity. The legendary rocker’s passionate finale resonated deeply with fans, blending music and activism.
Jamie Gauthier’s unexpected rise reshapes Philadelphia City Hall, blending progressive policies with community engagement. Her fresh approach marks a new chapter in local politics, challenging established power dynamics.
War in Iran has triggered significant political and economic upheaval, says a UPenn professor. NBC10 Philadelphia reports on the conflict’s impact, exploring regional instability and global market reactions.
A selection committee for the Democratic National Convention toured Philadelphia, evaluating the city as a potential host for the 2028 event. The visit underscores Philadelphia’s bid to secure this major political gathering.
“The Woman Question” at People’s Light in Malvern confronts pressing gender issues with sharp dialogue and powerful performances, resonating deeply amid today’s social climate, reports WHYY.
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has urged ICE agents deployed to the airport amid the government shutdown to “play nice,” emphasizing the importance of cooperation and civil conduct during heightened tensions.
Jeff Moran, a pivotal figure in advancing LGBTQ+ political influence, has passed away. His tireless advocacy helped shape inclusive policies and empower the community in Philadelphia and beyond.
Four Democratic candidates vying for Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District shared their views on key issues in a recent NBC10 Philadelphia forum, highlighting differing approaches to representation and community needs.
An ex-Philly City Council aide from a prominent political family faces sexual harassment allegations, stirring controversy within local politics. The case highlights ongoing challenges in city government workplace conduct.
The PA primary is approaching. Inquirer.com breaks down who’s on the ballot and key details voters need to know to navigate the election. Stay informed and ready to cast your vote this primary season.
Philadelphia leaders have condemned the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, expressing solidarity with victims and emphasizing the need for unity and increased security at major national events.
Progressive Rabb secured victory in the 3rd District race, fueled by strong support from ‘the Squad’ and vibrant local grassroots activism, highlighting a shift toward left-leaning candidates in key urban areas.
Single-party primary elections are transforming Congress by intensifying ideological battles and reshaping candidate selections. This shift is driving increased polarization and redefining legislative dynamics, NPR reports.
Vince Fumo’s old district has become the latest battleground in Philadelphia politics, as rising new leaders challenge the entrenched power structures tied to the longtime political figure.
Philly City Council is introducing fewer bills than in previous years, raising questions about legislative productivity and its impact on addressing the city’s pressing issues. Does this slowdown matter for Philadelphia’s future?