As the end of Andy Reid’s tenure in Philadelphia creeps closer (it could actually come Tuesday, if the Eagles are suitably embarrassed on national TV […]

We left with an escort, my dad and a sister attending to help us get out the door. Jack and Eli had been fed, bundled […]

When Congress failed in 2010 to pass The Dream Act—giving children of illegal immigrants a path to citizenship—President Obama took action on his own, saying […]

Now that President Obama’s re-election is safely in the bag, is it OK for grumpy liberals to start criticizing him again? It is? OK then! […]

Sister, did you take five minutes to feel good about the future after President Obama was reelected, thus ending the immediate threat that contraception would […]

Cyber Monday. It’s going to be huge. As big as the Internet. [Fox 29, ABC] Philly Leads in Tickets for Texting While Driving. Since PA […]

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The office is closing down, so we’re going to end our day here. Happy Thanksgiving, Philadelphia! We’re taking the weekend off—we’ll be back Monday, Nov. […]

It’s a rare week one can traverse Center City without stumbling onto a film set, and the Greater Philadelphia Film Office wants to keep it […]

The Onion finds a silver lining in the uproar over Andrew Bynum’s knee injury: The misery of Philly fans. In a satirical piece posted this […]

Saliyah Cruz, the former principal of Philly’s Communications Technology High, says district officials cultivated a “culture” that allowed cheating on statewide assessment tests, even though […]

When the Philly Fire Department launched a “playful” hashtag on Twitter earlier this year—#notonfire—the department benefitted, seeing the number of Twitter followers nearly double from […]

Philadelphia native Zach Baron says the new movie, Silver Linings Playbook, about a family of tortured Philadelphia Eagles fans, is “the best sports movie in […]