My friends, it’s been a long, long road to Election 2016, and it’s not over yet. In the meantime, there’s not much for us to […]
“Look at this white cat down there dressed like a gangsta?! Whatever, I’m going to go get my photo taken with Mayor Street.” I’m standing […]
Looking to be out in public as the results come in this evening? We pulled together the best parties being held around town. City Tap […]
Bruce Springsteen came to Philadelphia last night for a free outdoor show at Independence Mall. Oh, yeah, and tell people to vote for Hillary Clinton. […]
Happy Election Day, Philadelphia! Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The most important presidential race in modern memory is today. There are also lots […]
For years, it was called the “Redskins Rule.” If the Washington football team with the racist nickname won their last home game before the presidential […]
Many businesses around the city and region are saluting voters with special deals and freebies for good citizens sporting “I Voted” stickers. Arrive at the brand […]
Pickings are slim for election night watch parties, probably because most of us will be at home hiding under the covers, waiting for this all […]
Last Friday began as any other Friday for Delaware County resident Jonathan Larsen — that is until he walked out in front of his house and […]
https://twitter.com/JimFKenney/status/795352972662337537 Jim Kenney may be mayor, but he’s still a Philadelphian. And, fortunately, he still has his Twitter account. Yesterday, tweeting from his informal @JimFKenney […]
Only two days left. The most unbelievable election of our lifetimes is, mercifully, coming to an end. The vast majority of you know whether you’re […]
We know what you’re thinking: Who in God’s name cares about ballot questions when Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are up for election? It’s true. The presidential race makes […]
I’m not voting for Hillary Clinton. I will technically go in and press her name in the polling booth, but what I’m really voting for […]
Melania Trump will be taking away her husband’s phone if he becomes president. Every First Lady has a cause. Eleanor Roosevelt fought for civil rights. […]
