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So, the wine has flowed, the turkey has been picked to bone, the leftovers now pile high in the fridge. For many Americans, itR ...

Veterans Administration hospitals have mobilized lately to provide services for vets who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. At the same time ...

I knew Terence Foley as the genial man who would pick up his son at afternoon’s end when our kids were teenagers. We’d chat w ...

‘Tis the season when many people will consider joining the tablet generation, or upgrading what they already have. But if you already h ...

Choosing a medication to treat mental illness can be a gamble. Some patients don’t respond at all. Others see marked improvement. ...

Let’s stop kidding ourselves. Any fool with access to a computer can get the acceptable figure for the age of the earth. But the va ...

The Occupy movement is doing some volunteer work this Saturday (Nov 24). The goal is to help Jersey Shore areas hit by Superstorm Sandy.< ...

After the storm comes the rebuilding. And in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, some are arguing that just replacing what was lost won’t ...

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is giving its own little gift for holiday shoppers.     Parking will be ...

Mammoth retailer Walmart has taken some heat thi ...

No, what you might have felt overnight wasn’t the rumble of South Jersey shoppers charging to the mall for early Black Friday barga ...

This Thanksgiving weekend, “A Philadelphia Nutcracker” wil ...

First there was New Jersey legend Bruce Springsteen headlining a star-studded telethon to benefit the American Red Cross. Then there was ...

When my Aunt Reet was staying at an inn in Gettysburg, she woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of someone trying to get into ...

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Discussions of privatizing part or all of the state-owned Port of Wilmington are resurfacing after months of li ...