Jerry Springer On Ohio Governor Run: 'I Haven't Decided'
Jerry Springer says he is still deciding whether he will run for Ohio governor in 2018.
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Jerry Springer says he is still deciding whether he will run for Ohio governor in 2018.
At a time when other Republicans are not as supportive of President Trump, U.S. Rep Lou Barletta embraces the President and has been a Trump supporter all along.
Gov. Chris Christie is urging the New Jersey delegation to approve Harvey aid as soon as possible.
Hillary Clinton's fall book tour is making a stop in Philadelphia.
Trump was asked about his controversial decision during a joint press conference with the president of Finland on Monday.
Congress heads back to work after the Labor Day holiday and that means addressing President Donald Trump's agenda.
The presidential memorandum also bans the Department of Defense from using its resources to provide medical treatment regimens for transgender individuals currently serving in the military.
Sebastian Gorka has resigned from his position as a top counter-terrorism adviser to President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump has pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio following his conviction for intentionally disobeying a judge's order in an immigration case.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has ordered all state buildings to fly flags at half-staff on Thursday, September 14, 2017 to honor the life of late Senator Jim Whelan.
The controversy over the statue of former mayor and police commissioner Frank Rizzo is nothing new to South Philadelphia resident Mark Ferguson, who started a petition last year to keep the statue in place.
The Eagles pre-season is about to wrap up and tight end Zach Ertz is happy with how things have gone so far this year, saying everyone truly gets along, there is much more stability within the organization, and adding to that stability, a long-term quarterback.
A public memorial has been announced for former Atlantic City Mayor and late Sen. Jim Whelan.
When ESPN decided that the mere mention of a name, Robert Lee, could trigger harsh feelings at a University of Virginia football game, political correctness ascended into a new and welcome place.
In the book, the former secretary of state will describe what it was like to run against now-President Donald Trump as the first woman nominated by a major US political party.
