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The last time women in combat was an issue, many people were appalled.  I did a drawing satirizing the unwillingness of people to se ...

Atlantic City’s newest casino has been struggling financially since it opened in April. According to the leader of New Jerse ...

Primette Pristine, Three Creme de Menthe, Black Net Mermaid — the names are as lovely as the dresses themselves. Those and m ...

Buying an electric car? Pennsylvania can help. If you act now, you can get a $3,500 rebate. That offer ends soon, though: the ...

A Philadelphia councilman wants to out an end to extending city contracts without approval from City Council. Councilman Jim Kenne ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has officially vetoed a bill that would have allowed a 10,000-square-foot electronic billboard on a Cal ...

As Philadelphia City Council got back to work for the first time in 2013, one of its first actions was approval of a nonbinding resolutio ...

As New Jersey continues to mend from Hurricane Sandy, there is only a week left to register for disaster assistance from the ...

Penn State University has named an eastern Pennsylvania college administrator to be its first athletics integrity officer. Julie D ...

Ninth District City Councilwoman Marian Tasco honored the Oak Lane Youth Association at Thursday’s meeting for “their outstan ...

Dr. P.W. Singer, one of the world’s leading experts on 21st century warfare, spoke at the Kimmel Center on Monday for Weidner Unive ...

For the next few weeks I’ll be writing from the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics at ...

Two New Jersey have filed a lawsuit alleging Subway’s footlong sandwiches are smaller than advertised. The suit, filed by Jo ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell revealed his $3.7 Billion budget for Fiscal Year 2014 this afternoon in Dover. The spending plan re ...



”Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law, for if we are tru ...