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Supporters of gay marriage in New Jersey see the Supreme Court’s ruling on DOMA as a huge boost for political and legal efforts to ...

A new General Accounting Office report questions whether Philadelphia International Airport will remain a hub after the merger of U.S. Ai ...

Last week’s closing of Robert Fulton Elementary School left students, faculty and staff members wondering what the future may hold. ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has OK’d a plan to boost aid to New Jersey towns hit hard by Superstorm Sandy. U.S. ...

This drawing was first published in 2000. In the past 13 years, we’ve aided and abetted forces, including the government, eager to ...

You can’t say I didn’t tell you. ...

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. People have changed. That se ...

Here’s another take on the roots of the Philadelphia school district funding crisis and potential solutions. On Monday I ...

The Supreme Court will release its decisions today in two highly-anticipated cases involving same-sex marriage. Both are challenge ...

Memories of drunken concert-goers making a mess of Camden’s Waterfront remain fresh in the minds of some residents as they brace fo ...

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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter recently joined 17 other mayors in asking congress to consider restricting the purchase of sugary drink ...

Governor Tom Corbett reacted to President Obama’s climate change proposal Tuesday, calling the initiative a “war on coal̶ ...

The state of Delaware is one step closer to finalizing a budget.  The FY 2014 state operating budget cleared the House without ...

State House lawmakers are struggling to settle on a funding plan for fixing Pennsylvania’s roads, bridges, and mass transit that ca ...