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U.S. involvement in Syria rightly dominates the headlines. However, the problems in Egypt have not gone away, and we cannot ignore them.< ...

A historic rocket launch will dazzle sky-gazers throughout the region Friday night as NASA returns to the moon for a lunar dust investiga ...

Summer is officially over, so let’s bring back Sate of Play.  We’re joined by Stephanie Hansen of the law firm Conaway, Stargatt ...

Changes are coming to Delaware schools as the amount of federal dollars given to the state through the Race to the Top program start to w ...

War is justified when your country is attacked or your people are threatened, when danger is imminent or lives are at stake, when diploma ...

Moments ago in Ship Bottom, where it’s absolutely gorgeous. But there’s a problem. With a light offshore wind, ...

Today’s sunrise in Wildwood by Wildwood 365.  ...

While President Obama and Congress are planning to spend billions of dollars dropping bombs and missiles on Syria, the public school syst ...

There once was a time, in our Mad Men culture, when gays and guys were deemed to be different species. Gays were womanly and wei ...

With a stronger focus on what it’s calling the “Neighborhood Fringe,” the 17th annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival is l ...

Fifty. Five-zero. My husband and I looked at 50 houses before we found ours. In Graduate Hospital, our first stop, the newly renov ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority’s plans to redevelop the site of a shuttered high-rise in Germantown have reached a tipping poin ...

Thirty-two same-sex couples await a ruling on whether they can join a court case over the legality of their marriage licenses. A C ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Democratic gubernatorial ...

“Ever wonder what airplane traffic is like on a typical night along the Jersey Shore?” asks Jersey Shore photographer ...