Robin Roberts Diagnosed With Rare Blood Disorder. Good Morning America‘s Robin Roberts will undergo a bone marrow transplant after being diagnosed with a rare blood […]

A spreadsheet containing the GPAs and class rankings of 1,668 students was sent from an anonymous Gmail address to hundreds of Hatboro-Horsham High School students. […]

The Daily News had long used the slogan “The People Paper” until Larry Platt took the helm and tossed in an apostrophe and an “s” […]

Syfy’s Jersey Shore Shark Attack premiered on Saturday night. You may have missed it since you had weekend plans involving fun, booze or people. For […]

U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson was involved in two separate traffic accidents on Saturday afternoon. Bryson allegedly rear ended a car that was stopped at […]

Neil Patrick Harris didn’t disappoint

After his opening remarks, Judge John Cleland asked potential witnesses to leave the courtroom. When Jerry Sandusky’s wife, Dottie, walked out, the courtroom murmured. Will […]

Jesse Rendell and his wife Beka welcomed their first child—Dean Thompson Rendell—at 10:21 p.m. Sunday night. The baby is the couple’s first and makes Jesse’s […]

Mormon. The word conjures up images of child brides, BYU and, well, Mitt Romney. Most of what we know comes from pop culture—HBO’s Big Love, […]

Comcast Corp. is gearing up for NBC’s 17 days of full-scale coverage of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. NBC expects 2,700 employees and free-lancers […]

How does family influence politics?

Buzz Bissinger won a Pulitzer Prize while writing for the Inquirer, authored a book that inspired everyone’s favorite high school football television drama, and whipped […]

Their annual staff softball game notwithstanding, Senator Bob Casey (D) and Senator Pat Toomey (R) are, like, BFFs. They had lunch in Scranton. They sat […]

Highlights from yesterday’s party

Eighteen students from Lower Merion High School, including myself, recently returned from our “trek” to a village in Haiti to build a school, and the […]