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Six educators and three writers reflect on the fierce debate over teaching American history in 2022.

Sometimes you reap what you don’t sow. In gardening, as in life, that can be a very good thing.

Soldiers, moms, buffalo, biceps and angels. A roundup of our 10 favorite memorials in the city.

University City’s Monell Chemical Senses Center knows (nose?) why people react to smells differently.

Have trouble telling right from left? You’re not alone.

A brand-new book on the fave founding father examines the heady competition he ignited between Philly and Boston.

In advance of the new Ken Burns documentary, the lowdown on the life and loves of the Philly icon.

David S. Traub’s photographic journey through Philly’s residential architecture reveals deeper truths — and some neighborhood nostalgia.

They’re a dime a dozen, right — those facial expressions we make when we’re happy or pleased? Actually, they have a surprisingly hefty influence on everything from our intelligence to our longevity to our drinking habits. Here’s the lowdown.

Back and forth, back and forth — why do we keep on with this insanity?

Meet seven Philly families who decided to add new members during the depths of the COVID crisis.

LOL just kidding I don’t understand it, probably because it’s imaginary money.

From the Declaration of Independence to red gravy to our own Bridge of Sighs, all the ways the Old Country has made its mark on these parts.

As a nation, we had moved on from Campbell’s. Then, last year, a bowl of Tomato and a grilled cheese sammy started sounding mighty comforting. Is this the beginning of a new chapter for Philadelphia’s favorite soup?