For Trump and America, a clear election verdict leaves a murky future
The country now faces a period of profound uncertainty, an interregnum between the time that Americans effectively decided that they were done with Trump and the time when he is…
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The country now faces a period of profound uncertainty, an interregnum between the time that Americans effectively decided that they were done with Trump and the time when he is…
The 24-year-old man killed six and wounded 15 in Krakow's Main Square. Three members of the man's family were found dead at their home.
Restaurateurs in Center City were bracing Sunday for a controversial bike-ride boycott against six Jewish-owned eateries — and a counterprotest encouraging people to patronize the…
Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock defeated U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew in an unlikely win in South Jersey's 2nd Congressional District. Van Drew switched his party from Democrat to…
Chantz Rivera had never hiked before. He’d never been camping. But he set out with a tent, sleeping bag, backpack, and grocery cart to walk from the Bronx to San Francisco.
The right-wing activist denies that she is paid to post, but says, “I’m not going to apologize for monetizing the fact that people fear me.”
Temple started its first adult study abroad program in 2021 with 10 students. It has since grown to two cohorts, one in the spring and one in the fall, serving about 100 students.
Social Security funds are on track to run short by 2032, which would mean a reduction in benefits. A look at how four hypothetical households rely on the program in retirement.
Sen. Frank A. Pecora, a little-known Republican who represented Allegheny County’s 44th District, switched to the Democratic Party and flipped the balance of power.
The annual West Philadelphia event uses art to build awareness and community, organizers said.
It was not clear whether White accepted, but he posted on Instagram an image of himself at the White House press secretary lectern with the caption: “On to the next chapter.”
Officials said the man, who has not been publicly identified, threatened police while displaying a "large knife."