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Jackson Healy
Jackson Healy covers all things in and surrounding the Delaware Valley, with a heightened focus on federal courts, politics and the oddities of Philadelphia. A DePaul University graduate, he previously worked as a political and environmental reporter for The Garden Island in Hawaiʻi.
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Environmental groups brawl with New Jersey over future of interstate gas pipeline
Environmentalists accuse New Jersey regulators of fast-tracking the pipeline project without proper public comment or environmental protections.
Supreme Court takes Apple contempt fight over App Store fees on third-party payments
A federal judge said Apple "willfully" failed to comply with court orders following an antitrust suit filed by Fortnite developer Epic Games.
Water wars: Supreme Court greenlights Nebraska cage match over 'canal to nowhere'
Nebraska says Colorado is siphoning its resources through groundwater pumping, vowing to build what its neighbor has coined the "canal to nowhere."
New Jersey congresswoman claims immunity at Third Circuit amid ICE assault charges
U.S. Representative LaMonica McIver faces up to 17 years in prison from a scrum last year over the arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka just outside the Delaney Hall immigration facility in New Jersey.
DOJ sues Philadelphia over ban on masked federal officials, unmarked vehicles
The department argues Philadelphia's "ICE Out" ban violates the U.S. Constitution's supremacy clause.
Third Circuit greenlights Trump removal of exhibit on Washington's slaves
Philadelphia sued the Trump administration in January, arguing alterations to the exhibit required city approval.
Trump fights Washington slave exhibit order at Third Circuit
Philadelphia officials argue the Interior Department violated its obligation to consult the city before removing an exhibit on nine people enslaved by George Washington at his home.
Philadelphia poised to square off against Trump in Third Circuit over future of slavery exhibit
The federal government removed information from the site of George Washington's home about the nine enslaved people held there.