Political Analyst: Obama Is Bitterly Divisive
Political analyst John Hayward highly critical of President Obama's final State of the Union Address, calling him a liar and the mirror image of Donald Trump.
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Political analyst John Hayward highly critical of President Obama's final State of the Union Address, calling him a liar and the mirror image of Donald Trump.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie delivered his 6th State of the State address to a joint session of the legislature in Trenton.
Former Governor Ed Rendell told a state Senate committee Tuesday that the Senate should not remove Kathleen Kane as attorney general based on the fact that her law license has been suspended.
The sister of Travis Manion and the president of the foundation that bears his name will attend President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Peggy Nance said Hillary Clinton tried to destroy her husbands accusers but now wants to be the face of feminism.
Congressman Mike McCaul says President Obama is not focused on defeating ISIS or confronting Islamic radicalism.
A special state Senate committee is scheduled to hold a hearing today on the future of embattled Attorney General Kathleen Kane. But Kane has made a last-minute appeal to the Supreme Court aimed at making that hearing unnecessary.
Comedian Jimmy Failla says the New England Patriots are just like Hillary Clinton.
Pennsylvania may soon to find itself in a situation not seen in decades: a divided government wrestling with a second budget proposal while the first one is still not completed.
Taya Kyle discusses asking the President about his executive action expanding background checks on gun sales.
How do you disarm a population? There are over 300 million guns in the United States of America. As much as I do believe President Obama would love to see all of them confiscated, even he knows that's an incredibly difficult proposition.
The centerpiece would allow the eight casinos to make payments in lieu of taxes for 15 years.
The state Senate on Thursday passed a measure that will ensure students in kindergarten through fifth grade get the break from classwork each day. It previously passed the Assembly and now goes to Gov. Chris Christie's desk
The Philadelphia justice system is proposing an ambitious plan to reduce the city's inmate population by a third in the course of three years. The city is seeking a grant to fund the plan.
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey says it is the role of Congress to enact laws expanding background checks on gun sales, not President Obama's.
