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The state blocked two new power plants for not aligning with new climate goals, and environmentalists hope cryptocurrency mining plants will get the boo...

From being bused to a previously all-white school as a young student to having two foremen actively try to cause her physical harm, the days of

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Prosecutors put on sufficient trial evidence over four weeks to send corruption charges against a powerful Philadelphia labor leader and city council member to a jury, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

A federal judge in Philadelphia has rejected a defense motion to dismiss a corruption case mid-trial against powerful labor leader Johnny "Doc" Dougherty and

PHILADELPHIA — Prosecutors put on sufficient trial evidence over four weeks to send corruption charges against a powerful Philadelphia labor leader and city council member to a jury, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. The judge rejected a defense request to dismiss the case against union boss Johnny “Doc” Dougherty and

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Prosecutors put on sufficient trial evidence over four weeks to...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Prosecutors put on sufficient trial evidence over four weeks to send corruption charges against a powerful Philadelphia labor leader and city council member to a jury, a

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Prosecutors put on sufficient trial evidence over four weeks to send corruption charges against a powerful Philadelphia labor leader

Ensuring good clean energy jobs for oil and gas workers may be the key to bringing trade unions and climate activists together.

Question 1 on the statewide Nov. 2 ballot asks Maine voters whether they want to ban or allow Central Maine Power’s new electricity corridor.