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Malaria kills up to a million people each year world-wide. Mortality rates are down by 25 percent over the past decade, according to the ...

Politicians are famous for using a lot of words and saying very little. Stump speeches on the campaign trail can be the worst. How s ...

It’s tough on everybody when “Mom” undergoes an identity crisis. In the early ’80s, MaryAnn Zaidan opened ...

The third grader stood up, shocked that he got the addition problem wrong again. It involved adding hundreds. “What did you ...

Earlier this summer, Chestnut Hill resident Farah Jimenez was appoi ...

When George W. Bush looks back at himself strutting in front of a “Mission Accomplished” banner in a flight suit proclaiming ...

Eric Wilden has only been My Way’s executive director for four weeks and he has already met a lot of potential members, trained new ...

College student Jasmine Walters shares her thoughts on the “controversy” about Gabby Douglas’ hair.  Her poetry is ...

It was a steamy July in Philadelphia. A hundred miles away, a British fleet anchored off of Sandy Hook, full of menace. In ...

The final day of the 2012 Philadelphia Folk Festival closed last night with high energy performance from Trombone Shorty & Orleans Av ...