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Dissatisfaction with GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano among mainstream Republicans has led to the emergence of an unusual species of Pennsylvania voter: Those who plan to vote for Senate candidate

The economy, including inflation and gas prices, trumps other issues in Pennsylvania’s closely watched U.S. Senate and governor’s races, a poll released Thursday shows.

The Fetterman-Oz race is one of this fall’s big political dramas.

Jacksons attorney outlines the details of the case, while the governors office shares more details about the decision to deny commutation.

A Nebraska man will spend at least seven more years in prison for a shooting that was not considered a crime and that he alleges he was never a part of

A Nebraska man who still maintains that he wasn't even at a fatal shooting in 1999 that he was convicted of be...

A NE man who claims he wasn't even present at a fatal 1999 shooting he was convicted of being involved with has been denied a pardon. The man had the support of the victim's family.

The Nebraska Board of Pardons took less than two minutes to dash the hopes of Earnest Jackson and his supporters, voting unanimously to deny a sentence commutation.

A Nebraska man who maintains he wasn't even at a fatal 1999 shooting he was convicted of being involved in was denied a pardon Monday despite having the support of the victim's family

LINCOLN — Without comment, the Nebraska Board of Pardons on Monday rejected the commutation request of Earnest Jackson, whose supporters filled a State Capitol hearing room. Those supporters maintain that