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GOP debt ceiling strategy, lacking a sense of ‘gravity,’ is casting the nation adrift

Idiocy … the final frontier. ...

13 years ago

 Radar imagery at 2:10 p.m. today. (Image: Weather Underground)

Storms enter Philly, western New Jersey; minor coastal flooding occurring

The eastern edge of the line of storms associated with a robust cold front is now entering the area along the Delaware River, including P ...

13 years ago

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Should carbon producers fund cleanup from future superstorms?

What if companies had to pay in order to be able to emit carbon into the atmosphere and that money was used to fund preparations for and ...

13 years ago

Urban Outfitters expansion means 2,000 new jobs for Philadelphia

A major Philadelphia employer is expanding with the help of some state incentives. Urban Outfitters plans to double its workforce ...

13 years ago

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Philly City Council balks at hiring one firm for cases public defenders can’t take

Philadelphia City Council is among those upset about the Nutter administration’s plan to hire one law firm to handle cases when the ...

13 years ago

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 New research shows that Twitter use could actually be damaging to users' romantic relationships.  (Emma Lee/ For NewsWorks file photo)
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Obama should veto ban on Samsung imports, protect consumer choice

In the high-stakes, high-tech battle for the minds, hearts, ears and fingertips of smartphone users, a little-known federal agency is pla ...

13 years ago

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Dozens join charity runner after assault in Wilmington

Dozens of local police officers and others joined veteran Brendan O’Toole for a ceremonial run through Wilmington after his last attemp ...

13 years ago

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 Radar imagery at 11:07 a.m. today. (Image: Weather Underground)

Storms ahead of schedule; tornado watch continues until 5 p.m. today

A line of storms heading toward the New Jersey area is moving faster than earlier model guidance suggested.  ...

13 years ago

 David Schogel demonstrates with others in support of the 2010 federal health care law and calling on an end to the government shutdown outside of Philadelphia's Department of Veterans Affairs regional administrative center on Wednesday. The protest was arranged by Organizing For Action. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Restraint needed in a political culture governed by the loudest screams

I never thought I’d see the day when Americans would be so desperate to be heard. Though our society is founded on that most fundam ...

13 years ago

Tornado Watch in effect for the New Jersey area

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has issued a ...

13 years ago

National Interest

Health care hitches and glitches: What a mess!

  Oh man. Check out these media reports about the start-up headaches in the new health coverage program: “A pred ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Supreme Court term begins amid government shutdown

The Supreme Court is opening for business in the midst of a partial government shutdown. The justices take the bench Monday for th ...

13 years ago

 Gen. Washington rallies his troops before the Battle of Germantown. (Rikard Larma/for NewsWorks)

History came to life at this weekend’s Revolutionary Germantown Festival [gallery and video]

A neighborhood’s past flashed-forward into the present for people who headed to Cliveden for Saturday’s Revolutionary Germant ...

13 years ago

 Cory Booker (left) and Steve Lonegan debated Friday in Trenton. (Screen capture from 6abc stream)

U.S. Senate debate in New Jersey mirrors partisan divide in Washington

It’s the kind of race Phyllis Schlafly envisioned in 1964 when she wrote “A Choice, Not An Echo” in support of Barry Go ...

13 years ago

N.J. town’s Zombie Walk a record-breaker

They play the undead. But that doesn’t mean people in a Jersey shore town aren’t competitive. Some 9,592 people ...

13 years ago

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