What seemed at first like a baffling decision might now make a little more sense. Michael Nutter, Seth Williams, and just about everybody not affiliated […]

One gay student speaks out.

CBS Philly reports that activist groups are calling on Mayor Nutter to delay the planned closure of 29 Philadelphia schools at the end of the […]

Haddonfield Child Care finally speaks, kind of.

The NRA apparently doesn’t like the efforts of Mayor Nutter and Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey to support new laws that might restrict the flow of […]

My cousin is married to a cop who worked out in the ‘burbs. He’s a rock solid, salt of the earth kind of guy, straight […]

It’s a gay party from curtain to close.

It’s been so long since Philly homeboy M. Night Shyamalan was anything but a punchline that even the jokes have grown stale. But here’s something […]

NBC Philadelphia reports today’s news that 25 New Jersey men have been arrested on child porn charges. The child porn sweep, dubbed Operation Ever Vigilant, […]

PennLive.com reports on a new warning about the local impacts of sequestration: “According to an analysis commissioned by the Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania, health-care […]

A Colorado tight end has the inside scoop.

Thank God for small miracles. Or, in this case, huge ones. The decision of Pope Benedict XVI to step down has given the Catholic Church […]

Oh yeah, the whole episode! It’s been awhile since there’s been much reason to talk about Pennsylvania nate Kate Gosselin, or Kendra Wilkinson after her […]

The Institute for Women’s Policy Research has released a new study intended to encourage City Council’s adoption of a law mandating six leave for local […]

The Philadelphia Orchestra performed “Rite of Spring” Friday night at Carnegie Hall in New York; today New Yorker music writer Russell Platt says the orchestra […]