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It’s been a tough year for gambling in Philadelphia. First the lottery axed hated spokes-groundhog Gus. Then … um, well, I guess that’s it, really: […]

In a speech before the world’s press, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett said, “We must keep in mind that when it comes to the safety of […]

Phillies Extend Cole Hamels. The Phils and Hamels have agreed to a six-year, $144 million contract extension that will keep the pitcher in red pinstripes […]

My nephew Patrick was down at our Shore place over the weekend. I own a small abode in Ocean City with my brother and sister-in-law, […]

On a baseball road trip a few years ago, my dad and I were walking around the concourse at Kansas City’s Kaufman Stadium when I […]

So, that was fun while it lasted, right? The Nashville Predators announced on Tuesday afternoon that they’ll match the 14-year, $110 million offer sheet that […]

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney—ahead of a week he’ll spend abroad—addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Nevada on Tuesday. In his speech, Romney accused […]

The campaign to re-elect President Obama released a new television ad on Monday that features President Obama speaking directly into the camera about the differences […]

Hey! Ya know what’ll really save Atlantic City’s dwindling tourism figures and make up for the fact that Revel has been a huge bust so […]

The Travel Channel’s Anthony Bourdain is reportedly in Philly and making some appearances at some of the Italian Market’s best known food joints. He was […]

Since the July 12th release of the Freeh Report, Penn State’s University Police have received numerous calls pertaining to threats sent to school employees. Many […]

Dorothy June Hairston Brown—a former principal in the Philadelphia School District and the founder of three local charter schools—has been charged in a multimillion dollar […]