Tom McGrath

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Aggressive on the field, Malcolm Jenkins is soft-spoken and thoughtful off of it — and willing to talk about everything from the challenges that black men in America face to the love he still has for football.

Once upon a time, we were the best city for politics — and there’s nothing sadder than a has-been.

The restrictive press policy that kicked off a dispute between Philly Mag and the administration? The city’s top lawyer now claims it never existed.

The administration doesn’t have to like everything we write about them, but that doesn’t mean they’re free to play fast and loose with the First Amendment.

In Philly, well-off adolescents are experiencing a level of anxiety that’s unprecedented.

Maybe technological advancement isn’t always a good thing.

Reimagining health care, building empires and, well, talking fashion with the endlessly driven Jefferson leader.

The restaurateur opens up about the challenges of getting big, his favorite project of all time, and more.

Philly fans, emotional intelligence, self-doubt, and what it feels like to win a freaking Super Bowl.

Our long-derided hometown cable giant has become one of the most important and influential companies in the world. It’s time for Philly to embrace that.

It’s time to make businesspeople great again.

Philly is thriving. Just don’t try going anywhere.

Our outspoken and hard-charging owner, a city magazine pioneer, passed away Christmas morning after a brief illness.