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Philadelphia’s Ethics Board faces setbacks amid growing concerns over big money influence in local politics. Critics warn this trend threatens transparency and accountability, raising questions about the city’s political future.
Philly voter turnout fell short of Democrats’ expectations in the recent election, reflecting challenges in mobilizing key constituencies. Experts cite voter apathy and outreach gaps as key factors in the lower participation rate.
The ongoing government shutdown continues to disrupt air travel, national parks, and TSA operations. Travelers should prepare for delays, limited services, and potential closures as uncertainty persists.
President Biden campaigned in Pennsylvania, highlighting the vital role of unions in the state’s economy. He emphasized workers’ rights and rallied support ahead of key upcoming elections.
A Philadelphia doctor officially enters the race for Pennsylvania’s congressional seat, aiming to bring healthcare expertise to the political arena. The announcement marks a new chapter in the state’s competitive election landscape.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro warned that former President Trump may deploy the National Guard to Philadelphia amid rising tensions. Officials brace for potential unrest as political and security concerns mount.
Air traffic staffing shortages have disrupted travel for a second consecutive day, causing flight delays and cancellations nationwide. Airlines and airports are working to address the ongoing operational challenges.
Delays persist at airports for a third consecutive day as the government shutdown continues, impacting staffing and operations. Travelers face extended wait times amid mounting frustration, NBC News reports.
Pa. election 2025: Spotlight PA offers a complete guide to the Supreme Court retention candidates, detailing their backgrounds, records, and what voters need to know ahead of the upcoming judicial vote.
The Inquirer maps six distinct types of Philadelphia Democrats, revealing diverse voting patterns and political priorities across neighborhoods. The analysis offers fresh insights into the city’s complex Democratic landscape.
Election workers in New Jersey are reminding voters that wearing political insignia at polling sites is prohibited. The measure ensures a neutral environment and prevents any influence on voters during the election process.
Vice President Kamala Harris stump in Philadelphia just 9 days before Election Day, rallying voters ahead of crucial midterms. Her campaign push highlights key battlegrounds as turnout efforts intensify.
Frank Rizzo, a high school dropout, rose to become Philadelphia’s toughest police chief, known for his hardline tactics. His legacy foreshadowed the rise of populist, MAGA-style politics in urban America.
The government shutdown could disrupt services and delay payments, impacting Philly-area residents and businesses. Local agencies brace for effects on public programs and economic stability, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Alarmed by low outreach efforts, some Harris staffers went rogue to connect with Black and Latino voters. Their grassroots push aimed to strengthen the campaign’s presence in key communities ahead of the election.
Several Temple University alumni have been featured on the prestigious “Who’s Next in Politics” list, highlighting upcoming leaders making significant impacts in the political arena.
Amid the government shutdown, key services in Philadelphia face disruptions. Museums and some public offices are closed, while essential services like emergency response and public transit continue operating. Stay updated for changes.
Philadelphia DA files lawsuit against Elon Musk over a $1 million giveaway aimed at registered voters, citing concerns about election law violations. Musk’s campaign faces legal scrutiny amid ongoing debates on election integrity.
Guest Commentary in The Philadelphia Citizen highlights growing public fatigue over relentless political attack ads, urging candidates to focus on constructive dialogue rather than negative campaigning ahead of upcoming elections.
A judge has denied a request to halt Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaway, allowing the Tesla CEO’s contest to proceed. The decision underscores the legal backing for Musk’s promotional efforts.