Mark your calendar for Dec. 3

If you think you’re utterly wiped by the end of campaign season, have you ever stopped to consider how it makes candidates feel? Since the […]

Jimmy Kimmel has sent me into a tailspin of doubt. On Monday, Kimmel’s Lie Witness News asked people if they’d voted (no polls were open […]

The fun times continue at the year-old Philadelphia School Reform Commission. With just weeks to go before the release of a report calling for the […]

In a popular referendum on election night, the State of California voted by a small margin to keep its death penalty intact; two days later, […]

Once a homeless mother, Cheri Honkala moved to Philadelphia in the late 1980s and has been fighting for the rights of the poor and homeless […]

Not everyone in Philadelphia voted for Barack Obama. Here, a ward-by-ward breakdown of how the city voted. Click on the column headers to sort. Note […]

Athena Wisely Avoids Philly. You can’t blame us for our Post-Sandy Stress Disorder freakout yesterday, but in the end the season’s first nor’easter pretty much […]

We seem to only think about the electoral system for one day every four years, and when that day passes and a winner has been […]

If you’re anything like me, you don’t have any finger nails left after Election Day. I gnawed mine down to nubs watching returns. I knew […]

President Obama has been re-elected for another four years. Philly, you got what you wanted. And so you shall reap the rewards! I like the […]

I’m used to seeing the Philadelphia unions’ inflatable rat protests in front of restaurants and other businesses in Center City that have decided to employ […]

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie addressed the press in LBI on Wednesday. In addition to winter storm Athena (read: the Nor’easter that’s about to kick […]

More HIV-pos inmates get help

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter addressed the press on Wednesday afternoon regarding the 2012 election. He said that, despite some speculation, he has no expectation of […]