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Erik Kincade announced retirement a day after School Board met over personnel issue involving him. Board president is taking issue with his comments.

Closed primaries keep too many people out of a crucial part of the process. Pennsylvania’s closed primaries keep most voters out of a key part of the decisi

As the UAW’s strike against the Detroit Three — Ford, General Motors and Stellantis — stretches to two weeks, here’s a roundup of coverage from our sister outlets in Wisconsin, Kansas and …

It’s no secret: U.S. democracy is under serious threat. Politicians use rigged maps to entrench themselves in power, allowing them to ignore the will of voters. Hundreds of members of Congress, …

PHILADELPHIA — President Joe Biden made his seventh trip of the year to the City of Brotherly Love on Monday, telling an audience of union workers that America’s best days are ahead of it, and …

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Hershey Co. on Tuesday pledged $2 million to support Pennsylvania dairy farmers in adopting environmentally-friendly practices, part of a larger conservation effort to protect the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

"When powerful people go after journalists and news outlets, they go after everyone. They go after publications’ readers."

The problem — as journalists across the States Newsroom network told us — is that attacks on a free and fair press are not rare at all.

Kansas newspaper raid draws plenty of attention, but journalists have had to defy threats across the U.S., opinion writer notes.

The problem — as journalists across the States Newsroom network told us is — that attacks on a free and fair press are not rare at all.