U.S. Representative Brendan Boyle: 'Source Tells Me Biden Is Running'
In the latest edition of will he or won't he, U.S. Representative Brendan Boyle has thrown in his two cents on whether or not Joe Biden will run for president.
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In the latest edition of will he or won't he, U.S. Representative Brendan Boyle has thrown in his two cents on whether or not Joe Biden will run for president.
Advocates for responders have been pushing hard for renewal.
Former President Jimmy Carter announced he has been diagnosed with cancer in a brief statement issued Wednesday.
The Boy Scouts of America have ended a blanket ban on gay adult leaders while allowing church-sponsored Scout units to maintain the exclusion because of their faith.
A historic change will take place in South Carolina Friday.
Facebook is now updating some of its icons, giving its female silhouettes a slightly more prominent position.
Today, Toomey held a round table discussion in center city Philadelphia on the topic of sexual abuse of children and how to prevent it.
Jesse Turner (wearing lime-green shirt in photo) is walking from Connecticut to Washington, DC to gain support for his fight against high-stakes standardized tests in public schools.
Chris Christie made it official today, confirming what most people had assumed for months: he's running for the GOP nomination for president of the United States.
Following today's historic ruling by the Supreme Court legalizing same sex marriage nationwide, Archbishop Charles Chaput released a statement.
Facebook added a new feature called "Let's Celebrate Pride," which will automatically put a rainbow-striped tint over your profile picture.
At a press conference at 30th Street Station, Casey said last month's train disaster in Philadelphia underscored the need to make sure Amtrak has the proper funding to improve safety and infrastructure.
Following today's decision by the US Supreme Court overturning several states' bans on gay marriage, political figures across the country were staking out various positions on the issue.
Today, following the US Supreme Court decision overturning state bans on same-sex marriages, the sense of a watershed moment in US history was palpable.
While many in the LGBT community are celebrating the US Supreme Court's decision today legalizing same-sex marriage, one advocacy group in Pennsylvania says the fight for gay rights isn't over.
