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Five months after New Jersey U.S. Senator Cory Booker proposed legislation that would, in effect, legalize marijuana across the country, a companion measure has been introduced in the House.
Pennsylvania's senior senator is taking aim at the Republican party for the potential shutdown of the federal government.
In a two-sentence order, the court said it will consider questions concerning whether the ban violates immigration law as well as the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
Amazon announced that Philadelphia is one of the 20 finalist cities under consideration to host Amazon's second headquarters in North America.
The House has passed a temporary government-wide funding bill that would avert a government shutdown this weekend.
Delaware Gov. John Carney told lawmakers his priorities for the year include strengthening Delaware's economy and improving its public schools, lowering health care costs and investing in public safety.
Two new polls released Thursday show President Donald Trump's approval rating at 37% nearly one year into his presidency.
"I'm certainly not going to vote to shut the government down. That's irresponsible."
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy spent his first full day on the job Wednesday rallying for a $15 minimum wage and statewide paid sick leave, holding a Cabinet meeting and signing his second executive order.
New Jersey's wealthy new governor says he'll be accepting the job's $175,000-a-year salary.
Before President Donald Trump's physical examination on Friday, Dr. Ronny Jackson had decided he wasn't going to perform a cognitive assessment. Jackson said he didn't feel the test was necessary. But the president requested he be tested, anyway.
A Philadelphia coffee shop is responding to President Trump's alleged "sh*thole countries" statement by selling a special blend of coffee.
New Jersey's next governor will start the day with prayer and end it with a party.
Sen. Cory Booker slammed the homeland security secretary in a speech Tuesday morning for claiming ignorance to the President's slander of African countries.
President Donald Trump defends his border security demands amid tension in Washington over immigration policy disagreements that could lead to a government shutdown.
