Change Election Laws? That's The Question Before Governor Christie
New Jersey voters might have to wait a little longer for updated election laws if Gov. Chris Christie's statements on a reform bill translate into a veto.
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New Jersey voters might have to wait a little longer for updated election laws if Gov. Chris Christie's statements on a reform bill translate into a veto.
Investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson defended a question posed to President Obama by CBS News White House Correspondent Major Garrett.
Richard Trumka, President of the AFL-CIO, was in Philadelphia to address wage theft, the manipulation by employers to underpay or steal money from their employees.
Velshi explained to Chris Stigall on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT why there was so much excitement in Iran following the announcement of the deal, while many in the U.S. questioned the agreement.
New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez spoke with Rich Zeoli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Ed Turzanski criticized the nuclear deal reached with Iran during negotiations with the United States and five other world powers.
While the participants put on a brave face, there was little indication of progress after Monday's budget talks.
Governor Chris Christie still sits atop New Jersey's political pecking order, but that's due to end in 2017 — whether his White House run is successful or not.
A Temple University professor says the challenger to Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination is touching on several issues that are meaningful to young voters.
Mayor Nutter had some choice words for republican presidential candidate and reality TV star Donald Trump this week.
This is the third time that Harmon Carey has asked Gov. Jack Markell to issue an apology on behalf of the state.
Presidential hopeful and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush was recorded saying with New Hampshire's The Union Leader that people need to work longer hours and is under fire for his comments.
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host Chris Stigall.
It was on this date, 239 years ago, that residents of the colonies heard the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence, bringing the high-stakes rebellion into the spotlight.
Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Governor Tom Wolf have met twice in as many days to discuss the budget, producing no discernible progress as Pennsylvania begins its second week without a spending plan.
