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With so-called “tail coverage” for their time spent at the now-shuttered hospital set to expire in January, the doctors enlisted state and legal help.

The children’s book artist is a pioneer in African American literature.

Load management has become increasingly prevalent and controversial as more NBA teams are resting their superstars, hoping to keep them healthy for the playoffs.

Some climate scientists are limiting their airline flights so they don’t worsen the global warming they study.

An action plan is being finalized to meet Gov. Phil Murphy’s goal of ending new infections by 2025.

Promotions are based on staffing needs and approval from the city’s Managing Director’s Office, said Capt. Sekou Kinebrew, a police spokesman, in an email.

But he won't commit to including the evidence of obstruction of justice in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report as part of the articles of impeachment.

The prisoner exchange was a rare diplomatic breakthrough between Tehran and Washington after months of tensions.

Hannibal Lokumbe first wrote “Children of the Fire” after seeing that photo from the Vietnam War. But 45 years later, this might be the most important performance of it yet.

NYC lawmakers are poised to adopt legislation requiring “bird-friendly” glass on all new construction to cut down on the thousands of birds who die flying into the buildings.

The Washington Post reporter and host of `Washington Week’ offered a Philadelphia audience his take on Trump, Pelosi and power.

A congressman representing the southern New Jersey shore is seeking to a resolution to reverse a new Trump administration rule that will limit the federal food stamp program.

Unlike the last strike, the District excused protesters' absences if they submitted notes from their parents.

A famous light show featuring dazzling lights dancing to music and pyrotechnics is back for 2019 after a two-year break.

The ward leader plans to campaign as a progressive Democratic alternative in the district encompassing Center City and South and Southwest Philly.