When U.S. citizens return to the country at Philadelphia International Airport, their arrivals will now be processed using biometric technology that scans their faces to verify them with photos shown …

A woman who was filmed pepper-spraying a right-wing influencer during an argument on a SEPTA bus earlier this month now faces charges after the clip went viral and garnered national …

A disagreement over a snow-cleared parking space in Kensington on Thursday afternoon left a 45-year-old man hospitalized with a head injury after he was pistol-whipped by a woman, police said. …

An appeals court in New Jersey has ruled against reinstating racketeering charges against George E. Norcross III and five others who had been accused of exploiting government programs and threatening …

A federal judge made no official decision Friday on whether the recently removed President's House slavery exhibits will be able to be displayed again, but she said nothing more can …

Minneapolis residents say they feel besieged under what some are calling a fascist occupation. Thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been swarming a city whose vast majority in …

Twenty-five years ago, the future of the former Philadelphia Naval Shipyard hung in the balance. After years of uncertainty, the Shipyard had officially shut its gates on September 26, 1996—bringing …

As we bank in today’s financial age, technology is everywhere. Mobile apps allow us to deposit checks within seconds. Digital budgeting tools help us track every dollar. Artificial intelligence can …

A ​​federal agent fatally shot a man in Minneapolis on Saturday amid the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, escalating tensions after another killing earlier in the month. It was the third …

More than 9 inches of snow fell in Philadelphia over the weekend, the most the city has seen in a decade. Sunday's accumulation of 9.3 inches, recorded at the airpot, …