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 Jonathan Gruber, professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, participates in a Capitol Hill hearing on the overhaul of the heath care system in Washington in 2009. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
National Interest

Jonathan Gruber and the routine ways of Washington

On Fox News yesterday, the usual gang was fulminating about Obamacare consultant Jonathan Gruber when all of a sudden, out of nowhere, so ...

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Report: Municipal consolidations won’t magically cut costs

What do Alpine and Harding, two of the state’s wealthiest enclaves, have in common with Newark, Camden and Trenton, three of New Je ...

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Rogue website launches hoax ‘Ken Weinstein For Mayor’ campaign

No, Mt. Airy developer Ken Weinstein isn’t running to replace Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter next year. A tidy, mystery website ...

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Arts & Entertainment

Pope Francis confirms he’ll visit Philadelphia for World Meeting of Families in 2015

Pope Francis has announced he’ll visit Philadelphia next year for the World Meeting of Families.   The announcem ...

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Imhotep football routs W. Philly for third consecutive Public League title [gallery]

The Imhotep Institute Charter High Panthers football team won its third consecutive Public League championship with Saturday afternoon ...

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 People walk on the North Shore Trail along the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Pa. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads

David Myers on recapturing a city’s riverfront, brewpubs and convention centers

David Myers is the founding director of the O’Pake Institute for Ethics, Leadership and Public Service at Alvernia University. ...

12 years ago

 If Congress doesn't renew a 2007 law on mortgage debt forgiveness, homeowners could see their 2014 income tax bills spike. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
Money

Expired law could cause tax bills of homeowners, Sandy victims to soar

Some homeowners could end up paying a lot more in 2014 income taxes if Congress doesn’t renew a law it passed after the housing bub ...

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New NJ Transit station in Princeton opens ahead of major arts complex

New Jersey Transit’s newest ...

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Fine idea, flawed execution — our approach to testing deserves an ‘F’

Sometimes a perfectly reasonable idea, if carried out badly, ends up seeming dumb. I speak, of course, of the push to use standard ...

12 years ago

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PPA Deputy Director: Philly’s taxi medallion system doesn’t do what supporters say it does

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November 17: Papal excitement | Fed birthday | PNB letters removed | Allentown’s turnaround

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Liveblog: Four ways Vision Zero advocates changed the politics of traffic calming in NYC

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Waterfront corporation goes ‘mayor-proof’, adds advocacy group to board

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Down the Shore

A decent chance of mild weather around Thanksgiving, forecasters say

After the ...

12 years ago

 The Imhotep Panthers played for their third Public League football title this weekend. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Top 7 stories to look for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at stories that NewsWorks will cover this upcoming week in Northwest Philadelphia … 1. An upcom ...

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