A recent announcement clued us into plans to build a $150 million, 110,000-square-foot super museum in Philly’s historic district dedicated to the American Revolution. R. […]

Here’s what I know about the Higgs boson: 1. It’s a big deal. 2. Its discovery (tentative, the science folks seem quick to emphasize) has […]

Early Wednesday morning, Philadelphia Police responded to reports of masked men beating a man with baseball bats in the city’s Oxford Circle section. Police supposedly […]

I came back from the July 4th holiday last week and had a surprising message on my voicemail. It was Bob Costas, asking me to […]

Tinicum Township filed a petition for a review of the $6.4 billion expansion project planned for the Philadelphia International Airport. Tinicum’s petition urged the court […]

The United States Olympic Committee finally got around to serving a cease and desist letter to Reading Terminal Market’s Olympic Gyro over the shop’s use […]

While covering the consumer electronics industry in my day job for the past five and a half years, I’ve noticed just how ridiculously fast innovation […]

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Two months ago, President Obama told ABC’s Robin Roberts that his position on same-sex marriage had officially evolved. Just over a month later, the President […]

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You came pretty recently, but you became a big fan quick. You have a hat and a shirt—maybe a whole bunch of them. You celebrated […]

If you wanted to go see the new Spider-Man movie when it opened earlier this month, you had to travel about two miles from City […]

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One of the big problems that has plagued Philadelphia for decades has been its lack of strong and competent leadership. The city is known as […]

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