The Third Circuit ruled that the Trump administration can install its own slavery exhibits at the President’s House, sparking debate over historical interpretation and presidential authority, Inquirer.com reports.
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A pro-Ala Stanford super PAC has pulled its TV ads in the final days of the Philadelphia congressional race, signaling a strategic shift ahead of Election Day, according to Inquirer.com.
Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visited Philadelphia, meeting with students at Kensington CAPA High School. The royal visit highlighted cultural exchange and education, inspiring local youth.
Chris Rabb has won the Democratic primary for Pennsylvania’s deeply blue 3rd Congressional District, securing a key step toward retaining the seat in the upcoming general election, City & State Pennsylvania reports.
The latest Morning Newsletter from Inquirer.com highlights the surge in political campaign spending, raising concerns over the growing influence of money in politics. Experts debate the impact on democratic processes and transparency.
Ed Sheeran addressed fans during his Philadelphia show, admitting to “mistakes” following the Macklemore controversy. The performance marked his first public appearance since the incident, drawing widespread attention.
Speaker Mike Johnson campaigned alongside Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, rallying support ahead of upcoming elections. The duo emphasized local economic growth and community priorities.
A judge has lifted a significant barrier to former President Trump’s mail voting order, allowing it to proceed as several states file a new legal challenge ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
Three Philadelphia City Council districts are shaping up as critical battlegrounds in the 2027 election, with candidates vying for control in neighborhoods pivotal to the city’s political future.
Inside a Philadelphia barbershop, Black men engage in candid debates about their political past and future. This PBS feature explores the community’s evolving views and the role of local dialogue in shaping civic life.
Democrats are outraising Republican incumbents in key competitive Pennsylvania House districts, signaling strong fundraising momentum—except for one district where Republicans maintain a financial edge.
Progressives are aiming for a major primary victory in the nation’s bluest House district, seeking to expand their influence within the Democratic Party. The race highlights growing left-wing momentum ahead of November.
Congress returns to Philadelphia to mark the historic July 2 anniversary, the day the Declaration of Independence was actually approved. The event highlights a lesser-known milestone preceding July 4 celebrations.
Conservative activists in Pennsylvania are using juror records to identify and remove non-citizens from voter rolls, intensifying efforts to tighten election integrity ahead of upcoming races, reports 90.5 WESA.
A slavery exhibit in Philadelphia was replaced overnight, sparking debate over historical representation. The abrupt change raises questions about curatorial decisions and the handling of sensitive topics in public spaces.
Markwayne Mullin, a Republican senator from Oklahoma, is President Trump’s new pick for Secretary of Homeland Security. Known for his conservative stance, Mullin’s nomination highlights key security and immigration priorities.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro united to combat the rising “politics of contempt,” advocating for bipartisan cooperation and civility amid growing political polarization.
Philadelphia’s political landscape was transformed by the strategic push to secure the 1936 Democratic Convention. This pivotal effort reshaped party dynamics and city governance, leaving a lasting impact on local politics.
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.
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.