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U.S. President Joe Biden asserted that Russian President Vladimir Putin uses energy to “coerce and manipulate his neighbors.”

Philadelphia will host three March Madness games this weekend. With them, thousands of tourists are expected to boost the city’s hurting hospitality industry.

The Wawa Community Day Honoring Women’s History Month will be filled with events highlighting the impact of women at various points in America’s history.

Camden County will receive $32 million of the state’s settlement that will be used toward education and treatment for residents.

The overall budget increased for Philly’s public schools. But some principals say their schools have been shortchanged.

Executive Director of Public Safety Charlie Leone will leave his post effective April 29.

Virginia Thomas sent weeks of text messages imploring White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows to act to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Missing two straight World Cups is an unprecedented low point for the four-time champion.

The federal trial of the council member and three co-defendants got underway with competing interpretations of nearly $67,000 in alleged bribes.

The newly renamed Miller Theater honors Alan B. Miller and his financial support of upgrades and renovations to the 104-year-old theater.

Nearly 70 entities wishing to grow and manufacture cannabis were awarded licenses, but the commission said dispensary applications weren’t ready yet.

Every state resident who filed a 2020 tax return will get a direct payment, under a bipartisan plan expected to be approved by lawmakers next month.

The measure passed in both houses of the state Legislature. Now it heads to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk.

The protections come in the wake of a string of shootings in the area near campus.

The U.S. is also providing an additional $1 billion in food, medicine, water and other supplies.