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‘POTUS,’ a sharp political comedy, opens at the Arden Theatre, spotlighting the mishaps and chaos behind the presidency. WHYY reviews the play’s timely humor and sharp satire on American politics.
Bob Brady confirms he will remain in his position despite concerns raised by some Philadelphia Democrats about his long tenure. The party faces internal debates over leadership and future direction.
Confusion spreads in Philadelphia and beyond after the sudden removal of the Department of Homeland Security’s list of “sanctuary jurisdictions.” Officials and residents seek clarity on immigration enforcement policies.
“The Politics of Trash – The Philadelphia Citizen” explores how waste management decisions in Philadelphia reveal deep political divides, impacting communities and highlighting issues of environmental justice and governance.
The Trump administration has nominated a new U.S. attorney for the Philadelphia region, marking a significant update in the federal legal leadership. The nominee is expected to oversee key prosecutions and legal matters in the area.
Pennsylvania’s 2024 election heats up as key developments unfold. Voter shifts, campaign strategies, and emerging issues are reshaping the race. Stay informed with the latest updates and analysis in the PA 2024 Newsletter.
U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans announced he will retire from Congress in 2027, ending a distinguished career representing Philadelphia. Evans cited a desire to focus on family and community work.
Philly labor unions are divided in their support for the next district attorney, reflecting differing priorities on criminal justice and worker rights. The split highlights challenges in uniting key community voices ahead of the election.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP analyzes evolving political contribution disclosure rules across Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and Rhode Island, highlighting compliance challenges for donors and campaigns.
A recent AP-NORC poll reveals growing concern among Democrats, with many believing their party is weak and struggles to stand firm against Republican opposition, raising questions about its future strategies and unity.
Prominent Philadelphia Democrats, including party chair Sharif Street, are emerging as leading contenders for Dwight Evans’ U.S. House seat, signaling a competitive race ahead. The Inquirer reports on this key political contest.
WATCH: Former President Barack Obama made a surprise appearance at a Kamala Harris campaign rally in Philadelphia, joined by Bruce Springsteen. The event energized supporters ahead of the upcoming election.
Donald Trump secures a decisive victory in Pennsylvania, clinching the White House in a remarkable political comeback. The win marks a dramatic shift in the 2024 election, surprising analysts and reshaping the national landscape.
DNC Chairman Ken Martin discussed key strategies for the upcoming midterms and primaries during a visit to Philadelphia, emphasizing voter engagement and unity ahead of critical elections, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Philadelphia DA’s endorsement of judicial candidates sparks ethical concerns, raising questions about impartiality and the influence of prosecutorial power in judicial elections, according to Governing.
Philly Democratic Party leader Bob Brady urges city workers to end their strike, calling for unity and cooperation. “Check your freaking ego at the door,” he said, emphasizing the need to resolve the dispute swiftly.
In Northeast Philadelphia, Republican Joe Picozzi expresses optimism about his state Senate bid. He aims to unseat the incumbent by focusing on local concerns and engaging with voters across the district.
President Joe Biden spoke at a Philadelphia conference, highlighting increased federal investments in historically Black colleges and universities, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to advancing educational equity.
In Philadelphia’s suburbs, a large group of canvassers is mobilizing to engage Jewish voters ahead of upcoming elections. Their efforts aim to address community concerns and influence key races in this pivotal region.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are both visiting Philadelphia suburbs as part of their campaigns, highlighting the region’s swing status. The Philly suburbs remain key battlegrounds in this crucial election season.