On the morning of March 27th, the corporations finally won their war on the people. A little after 10 a.m., before hearing oral arguments on […]

For the first time since October, 2011, copies of the Saturday Inquirer will be available on newsstands, the paper announced to its staff yesterday. From a […]

Philly’s Lee Daniels has made, er, quite a splash with his last two movies: Precious made everybody feel very bad about poverty and slightly impressed […]

CBS Philly reports that City Controller Alan Butkovitz has declared the city’s new AVI property tax assessments —designed to more fairly tax owners on their […]

All those obituaries for Roy Halladay’s career may have been premature. While the Phillies won’t make a formal announcement until 2 p.m. on Roy Halladay’s […]

NBC 10 reports: Local residents are preparing for a royal visit this weekend. A delegation of senior diplomats from Sweden and Finland will visit Philadelphia, […]

More news from that F&M poll we talked about earlier: Tom Corbett’s approval rating is low—very low: Only 25 percent of Pennsylvania voters believe the […]

Bigot Darryl Metcalfe is losing steam.

At the risk of paying too much attention to Chris Christie today, he has just released a seven-minute all-star video—Morning Joe! James Carville! Jon Bon […]

Some of our betters in Harrisburg apparently think so. City Paper’s Dan Denvir reports: Funding for SEPTA and other public transit is “subsidizing a minority […]

The Keystone Politics blog notes that a new Franklin and Marshall College Poll shows that 38 percent of state residents “strongly favor” gay marriage, with […]

NewsWorks reports that the producers of the ABC show Shark Tank expect to see a lot of Philly-area entrepreneurs at a casting call on Saturday: […]

The Experience Project launched in 2006, having been inspired by an online MS support group. Rather than focus on a single disease, though, the site […]

This just popped up on Twitter: Holy god Kristin Wiig and Ocean City? Two of my favorite things, like, EVER? Yes. Yes and yes and […]

Via Fox News, the Hollywood Reporter lets us know that a tea party group is trying to mobilize 60,000 protesters to rally against MSNBC’s liberal […]