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FBI leaves door open on media impersonation

FBI Director James Comey is leaving open the possibility that an agent might again pose as a journalist as part of an investigation, thou ...

12 years ago

Kane announces new chief of staff at Pa. AG office

A chief of staff is coming on board at the Pennsylvania attorney general’s office. Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced ...

12 years ago

Former NJ union head gets 22 months in Christmas bonus extortion plot

A former longshoremen’s union president at New Jersey’s ports is going to prison for an extortion plot that targeted dockwork ...

12 years ago

 Maiken Scott interviews Ken Lacovara, Drexel University paleontology professor, about his team's discovery of Dreadnoughtus. (Photo courtesy of Daniel Burke)
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The Pulse celebrates 1 year with live studio production

WHYY-FM’s award-winning health and science program turned one this month and its team celebrated with a one hour, in-studio perform ...

12 years ago

Webcomic: A girl and her ghost

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12 years ago

 Building collapse site at 22nd and Market Streets in Philadelphia (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)

Following last year’s building collapse, Philly City Council reorganizing oversight

In reaction to the 2013 fatal Center City building collapse, Philadelphia City Council is looking to overhaul the departments that overse ...

12 years ago

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 The1600 block of Middleton St. remained closed for traffic while the investigation is going on. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Fatality is first for a female firefighter in Philadelphia

For the first time in Philadelphia history, a female firefighter has died in the line of duty. Questions remain about the blaze that kill ...

12 years ago

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Down the Shore

Gallery: Jersey Shore experiences typical nor’easter impacts

The nor’easter that moved along the New Jersey coastline Tuesday delivered garden-variety impacts.  Residents experienc ...

12 years ago

N.J. environmental group says many municipalities won’t allow review of emergency plans

An alliance of labor, community, and environmental organizations says the public is being denied access to up-to-date emergency response ...

12 years ago

One of the volunteers Meghan Stevenson-Krausz pouring hot tea for a guest on a rainy day (Natavan Werbock/for NewsWorks)

Tea, history and crafts on the agenda at annual Stenton event [photos]

Since tea played an integral part in social interactions during the time of James Logan and his family, the Historic Stenton home hosts a ...

12 years ago

 John Watson and President Obama earlier this year at a White House meeting of students who fought for desegregation. (photo courtesy John Watson)

Delaware charter fight brings memories of another education era

John Watson has firsthand knowledge about the fight for desegregation. He has some thoughts on the ACLU complaint over charter schools in ...

12 years ago

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Study finds most women get lengthier breast cancer radiation than necessary

American women with breast cancer are usually treated with minor surgery to remove the lump, followed by five to seven weeks of daily rad ...

12 years ago

 Researchers will adapt this cartridge, now used worldwide for tuberculosis screenings, to collect and test samples from potential Ebola patients. (Image courtesy of Rutgers University/John Emerson)

Rutgers scientist to help develop quick Ebola test

The Ebola outbreak is continuing in West Africa, where part of the difficulty has been simply diagnosing the disease. The National Instit ...

12 years ago

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Money

Hyundai recalls nearly 43K cars for brake lights

Hyundai is recalling nearly 43,000 luxury cars in the U.S. because the brake lights can fail to illuminate. The recall covers cert ...

12 years ago

NJ watering down ’boutique’ casino law

New Jersey isn’t giving up on its effort to attract small new casinos to Atlantic City. The state legislature plans to water ...

12 years ago

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