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Sus detractores los denuncian como un sistema de vigilancia masiva sin orden judicial, pero 20 cuerpos policiales de todo el estado los utilizan. La ACLU dice: “¡Fuera Flock!”
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ACLU de Delaware está solicitando a los líderes estatales que establezcan normas a nivel estatal que regulen cuándo la policía puede colaborar con ICE y compartir información.
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Victims identified as Trenton recovers from weekend mass shooting
Mayor Reed Gusciora pledges resources and a crackdown on large “unauthorized” gatherings.
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Listen 0:58Voting by noncitizens is extremely rare. Trump is making it a focus ahead of midterm elections
Opponents say the president and his allies are setting the stage for legal challenges to outcomes he may not like.
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Philadelphia Cycling Classic returns, reconnecting fans and cyclists with longtime traditions
Fans gathered around barricades along the race course to see hundreds of riders return for the Philadelphia Cycling Classic.
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A South Jersey woman is not giving up her eminent domain fight with Middle Twp.
Efforts to settle in mediation failed, but Dawn Robinson is garnering new online support to make her case in court.
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Listen 0:56An investigation by the city's Board of Commissioners examined Commissioner Suzanne Goode's behavior through emails she sent in June and July.
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Listen 1:30Street shootings have dropped but remain a persistent problem. The mayor created an office to coordinate services and prevent more bloodshed.
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Listen 1:20XPoNential Music Festival returns to Camden Sept. 18–20. Here’s who’s performing
For its 33rd iteration, XPNFest will set up shop at Wiggins Park on the Camden Waterfront with multiple acts, including Dawes and Little Feat.
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‘Abundant’ documentary screening in Philadelphia explores why people donate organs to strangers
Living donor Ashley Clark reflected on donating a kidney to a stranger, learning of his death and how the experience changed her view of organ donation.
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Pennsylvania may not have a youth voter apathy problem. Registration is the hurdle, experts say
Once registered, Pennsylvania’s youngest voters turn out at rates similar to older voters. Philly groups are working to get more young people into the process.
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WHYY and Lewes Public Library bring community together at end-of-summer neighborhood block party
The event, featuring food, games, community organizations and WHYY-TV’s “Albie’s Elevator,” is part of a larger effort to meet supporters where they are in Sussex County.
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Listen 1:04Judge will hear recantation of sexual abuse claim against ex-Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky
Sandusky says he's innocent, but he has repeatedly lost efforts to get a new trial.
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Pa. election 2026: How to request, fill out and return your mail ballot
Here’s everything voters should know, even as a legal battle plays out over the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict mail voting.
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