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A preservative used to cure bacon is being tested as poison for feral hogs. Scientists with U.S. Department of Agriculture say sod ...

Volunteer researchers recently have uncovered mass graves in a South Texas cemetery that they believe contain the bodies of immigrants wh ...

An Atlantic City casino that was thwarted in its efforts to join the Internet gambling market is preparing to make a big splash online. ...

It’s that time of year again when dogs with unusually large heads, hairless bodies and other oddities compete to be the World’ ...

President Barack Obama has steadily extended his administration’s advocacy to the smallest and least accepted band of the LGBT rain ...

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has narrowly voted to divest from three companies in protest over Israeli treatment of Palestinians. ...

Another person has pleaded guilty in a large-scale credit card fraud scheme that involved jewelry stores in New Jersey. Vijay Verm ...

The hot topic among the 300 people attending Pennsylvania’s Veterans of Foreign Wars convention was the falsification of appointmen ...

The 2014 pool season officially began Friday, with the opening of the Cruz Recreation Center. The Kensington area communi ...

Here are the top five stories you may have missed this week:  ...

A Pennsylvania man has been arrested in connection with multiple bank robberies in Delaware. According to Delaware State Police, 4 ...

Delaware lawmakers are moving forward with three pieces of legislation aimed at reforming how the state handles DUI offenders. Rep ...

The Philadelphia City Council approved legislation Thursday that would relax marijuana laws, giving police the option of issuing a $25 ti ...

A group of dissident members of the Teamsters union is meeting in Philadelphia Saturday in an effort to build up support to challenge the ...

The suffragettes of the early 20th century were looking for political emancipation, they weren’t looking for Betty Friedan and wome ...