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Two years in Uganda

What distinguishes the corner of 16th and Chestnut from the corner of any major American city? Truthfully, not much. Swap a CVS for a Walgreens. […]

What the world needs now is … more hate? Vitriol has become so socially acceptable, so expected, that not only are we more tolerant to […]

The past four years have been host to one of the most discordant political cycles in recent history, an atmosphere of vitriol and volatility that […]

The past four years have been host to one of the most discordant political cycles in recent history, an atmosphere of vitriol and volatility that […]

ABC to Interview Sandusky’s “Victim 1.” The young man known as Victim 1 in the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse trial has written a tell-all book […]

Afghanistan. Mitt Romney never mentions it. President Obama rarely mentions it. It is not a part of the Presidential campaign and neither the voters nor […]

Summer is officially over—you can tell by yesterday’s tornado warnings—but bikinis are back in the news. Last week, Jessica Simpson felt the public’s scorn when […]

A 17-year-old and a 14-year-old were reportedly shot while on a train on the Broad Street Line that had stopped at the Susquehanna -Dauphin stop […]

A Superior Court recently ruled that it was alright for juvenile court to notify Temple University that an incoming freshman had been found delinquent of […]

A recent survey of law partners in 12 metropolitan areas indicates that the partners in Philly have the lowest average salary thanks to the steepest […]

A Pew Charitable Trusts report shows that the tax burden facing Philly’s city dwellers has decreased significantly since 2000. The report also indicates that people […]

Ori Feibush, the Point Breeze developer that dropped about $20,000 of his own cash to revitalize a vacant lot adjacent to his planned coffee shop […]

All I want for Christmas is a Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Secret Sewer Lair Playset. You should probably run out and pick it up […]