Donald Trump is seeking re-election, and to oblige him, the Republican party seeks to discourage voting, intimidate voters, and compromise vote counts in advance of Election Day.

In May, Commissioner Danielle Outlaw and Mayor Jim Kenney vowed a quick review of use of force and swift changes to policies. The killing of Walter Wallace Jr. shows that neither were sufficient.

If the officers who shot Walter Wallace Jr. indeed did nothing wrong according to police use of force protocol, then the state of policing is even more dire than we thought.

New Jersey has launched its 'COVID-19 Transparency' website. It's a good step to help answer the public's many questions about how resources are being spent. A step Pennsylvania should follow.

In allowing mail ballots to be counted even if received three days after Nov. 3, the U.S. Supreme Court handed Pennsylvania voters a victory. But Harrisburg's partisan failures have tarnished it.

How did an eviction moratorium that got unanimous support when case numbers were lower fail to get out of committee now that coronavirus cases have tripled?

COVID has forced a radical realignment of priorities, and Pennsylvania’s budget should reflect that.

The uplifting images of ordinary Americans lined up to cast their ballots suggest that the importance of voting, and voting itself, are on the ballot.

The Inquirer’s Editorial Board vetted candidates in key races across the state to help you decide who to vote for.

The Inquirer Editorial Board makes recommendations for how to vote in N.J.'s ballot questions in the 2020 election.

A fourth-generation South Jerseyan, a former public school teacher, a mental health advocate, and a mother of five, Amy Kennedy is The Inquirer Editorial Board's pick for NJ2.

The residents in the 3rd District deserve to be represented by a member of Congress who’s focused more on local and regional, rather than national, issues.

A long history of inadequate affordable housing coupled with the urgency of a pandemic-related eviction crisis has spurred new thinking -- and organizing --across the country for housing solutions.