Politics – Temple Update

Attack on Iran Postponed at Last Minute

June 21, 2019 Andrew Young

President Trump last night ordered a strike on several Iranian targets inside of Iran’s borders before calling off the attack, according to several sources inside of the White House. View More »

Joe Biden Announces 2020 Presidential Run

April 25, 2019 Andrew Young

Former Vice President Joe Biden has officially thrown his hat into the 2020 race for Democratic presidential nominee. View More »

Redacted Mueller Report Released to Public

April 19, 2019 Andrew Young

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has released the over 400 page report produced by his office following years of investigations. View More »

Thousands Protest Donald Trump at Republican Retreat in Philadelphia

Government Feels Aftershock Following Shutdown

January 28, 2019 Andrew Young

The federal government is currently feeling the added pressure of management and budget constraints following the end of the federal shutdown last week. View More »

Trump Brokers Deal with Democrats, Ends Shutdown

January 26, 2019 Andrew Young

President Trump announced Friday at the White House that he and his fellow conservatives in Congress had finally reached an agreement with Congressional Democrats. View More »

Judge Strikes Down Kane Appeal to Extended Prison Leave

November 29, 2018 Andrew Young

A Montgomery County court announced today that former PA attorney Kathleen Kane’s appeal for an extended prison leave would not be approved. View More »

Students Prepare to Vote Next Week

November 1, 2018 Kaicey L Baylor

Exams aren’t the only thing students will be preparing for next week. Many students are planning to vote in the upcoming midterm elections, and are eager to head to the polls. View More »

Local Philadelphia Brewery Takes a Unique Approach to Young Voters

October 4, 2018 Conall Smith

Young voters make up 30% of the electoral vote but still don’t represent great voter turnout. View More »

President Englert Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Committee

March 1, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

President Englert seemed confident Tuesday after his testimony before the Senate Appropriations committee. He, along with his counterparts from Lincoln, Pitt, and Penn State Universities made the annual trip to the capitol to appeal for the continuation of financial support for state institutions. View More »

New Congressional Map Being Challenged by PA GOP

February 22, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

All eyes have been on Pennsylvania this week after the state supreme court released their own version of the new congressional district maps. View More »