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A print of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Lincoln will be auctioned by Christie's
PHILADELPHIA — Less than a year after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, while our nascent nation was still in the throes of the Civil War, two industrious Philadelphians devised a plan to ...Read more
House GOP unveils draft health bill package
WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders released draft legislation Friday consisting of a package of health proposals aimed at reducing health care costs in 2026, setting up a possible floor vote this week.
The House ...Read more
Sen. Mark Warner: No reason not to release Sept. 2 strike video
WASHINGTON — Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chair Mark Warner, D-Va., on Friday said he expected video footage of the Sept. 2 military strike at the center of controversy over whether the U.S. killed noncombatants in...Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's organizer roots at fore as he courts progressives in budget fight
CHICAGO — The trenches are dug in Chicago’s slow-moving budget battle. And as he seeks to gain ground with a government shutdown weeks away, Mayor Brandon Johnson keeps lobbing the same ordnance: harsh words.
Last ...Read more
What we know about Nick Reiner, who struggled with addiction and shared his recovery with the world
LOS ANGELES — Nick Reiner spent years struggling with addiction and with help from his father, Hollywood legend Rob Reiner, told his story to the world.
On Monday, Nick was booked into the Los Angeles County jail on ...Read more
Renegade Chicago aldermen tweak 2026 budget plan, but withhold details
CHICAGO — Renegade Chicago aldermen battling with Mayor Brandon Johnson over competing 2026 budgets announced tweaks to their proposal Monday morning, but withheld critical details.
The City Council majority group is ...Read more
Mass shooter manhunt at Brown resets after detainee release
A manhunt for the shooter who killed two students during a rampage at Brown University entered its third day after authorities released an earlier person of interest.
Investigators determined that “evidence now points ...Read more
Why hasn't Trump sent troops to Philly, the city where 'bad things happen'? Everyone has a theory
PHILADELPHIA — In the last six months, President Donald Trump has sent troops, immigration agents or both to Democratic cities from coast to coast. The list includes Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, Memphis, Portland, ...Read more
Slow down! Central Park speed limit dropping to 15 mph for all vehicles and bicycles
NEW YORK — The City of New York plans to lower the speed limit on Central Park Drive to 15 mph, Transportation Department officials told the Daily News.
The speed limit — part of a broader redesign of the roadways in ...Read more
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