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Breaking the Majority: Why House Democrats Enter the Midterm Stretch with Overwhelming Momentum

Midterm elections are rarely kind to the party occupying the White House, but the modern arithmetic facing House Republicans has transformed standard

Donald Trump built his political identity on a populist economic pitch: reviving domestic industry, defending working-class families, and making life

For generations of Democratic strategists, the American South was long treated as a defensive liability—a conservative fortress where federal

Donald Trump campaigned repeatedly on breaking Washington’s addiction to "forever wars," mocking past administrations for squandering trillions in

No one watching Monday’s reorganization meeting of the Lackawanna County Board of Commissioners should have been surprised by the outcome — or by who

For the first time in a while, Scranton taxpayers are getting something they almost never see: stability. All three major taxing bodies that hit

Scranton City Council’s lame-duck majority pushed through a $1.88 million purchase of the Fidelity Bank building next to City Hall last week, locking

The City of Scranton is still hosting tours to celebrate the freshly restored City Hall as another surprise surfaced: the Cognetti administration

What began last winter with a resignation and stretched through months of uncertainty finally reached a calm and welcome conclusion this week. Thom

Lackawanna County has officially wrapped up two issues that have dominated local conversation all year: the elections are certified, and the

Lackawanna and Luzerne counties have reached a two-year agreement to share the cost of police coverage at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International

Washington is bracing for one of the most explosive document releases in modern political history. The long-sealed Jeffrey Epstein files—government