A massive, historic amount of money was spent on Election 2020 in America. So, what did it buy, and what does that do to our democracy?

Are we going to see another round of shutdowns as the virus keeps spiking? Can our local economies even survive something like that?

The US Olympic teams of the future will be dealing with the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, including a narrower pipeline for athletes and canceled programs at schools across the country.

What’s next for Pfizer and this vaccine, and what makes it different from the dozens of other vaccines in the pipeline?

Now that three justices nominated by President Trump are on the court, what's in store for the Affordable Care Act?

A study from Temple University shows there's a good chance that your posts about politics could be a factor in getting the job you applied for.

Companies and businesses are realizing they don't need as much space, and that's having some pretty significant ripple effects in commercial real estate.

Now that the vote is over, how long until it's on the store shelves? Where will it be sold?

Breaking down the biggest questions about the economy as the US Election concludes and the coronavirus pandemic ramps up across the world.

Working from home could be here to stay. Is that good news or bad?

It looks like Election 2020 could come down to Pennsylvania, but why is it taking so long to count the votes?

With the benefit of hindsight, let's zoom out a bit out and take a look at all the ways that different countries tackled this pandemic. Can we Frankenstein together a single best approach?

After the presidential election polls seemed to get it wrong in 2016, a West Chester University statistics professor saw an opportunity.

Take a deep dive down the rabbit hole into plausible if unlikely situations in the US election process and the "what would happen if" scenarios the founders didn't necessarily plan for.

Something weird is happening in the stock market.

What are the key indicators you should be looking for on November 3rd to get an idea of how the election is turning out?

Medical debt is scary, but it doesn't have to ruin your life, and there are steps you can take to come out on the other side.

With flu season and the holidays right around the corner, there's going to be a lot of extra symptoms floating around, and a lot of anxiety about making the decision to spend time with loved ones.

Economic inequality has been a stark issue in the United States for a long time, and it has just gotten worse and worse during the coronavirus pandemic.

Walter Wallace, Jr. was shot and killed by Philadelphia Police officers who responded to a call about a man with a knife.

Pack your swimmies and flippers 'cause there's big news from the moon.

It's not as far-fetched as you might think to imagine Supreme Court Justices with term limits in our lifetime.

After more than seven months into the pandemic, how's the market holding up and what's happening in the Philly area specifically?

We've been watching a housing market that's been absolutely on fire for months now -- is it time to start talking about a housing bubble?

Pennsylvania will be allowed to count mail-in ballots for this year's election that are received up to three days after November 3rd, after legal challenges made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.