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Back in the ’20s and ’30s, the Harlem Rens beat several other basketball teams in tournaments. But the black team was never a ...

It’ll be a long time before abuse allegations against Catholic priests stop making the headlines. But who, ultimately, is resposibl ...

New Jersey’s watchdog agency finds the state’s government entities aren’t keeping the public informed the way they̵ ...

Basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar visited a Philadelphia high school Tuesday morning to show his new documentary. The NBA’s all ...

Windermere Court Apartments was spared yesterday. For just a short while. Set to be demolished yesterday, the charred West Philadelphia b ...

Coons is one of three Senators joining Third Way as honorary co-chairs today. Senator Coons (D-DE) joins Kay Hagan (D-NC) and Jean ...

Prison record? Check. Campaigning mostly via Facebook? Check. Refers to himself as a gorilla? Check. This, Feeders, is Milton Street. And ...

Last week’s water main break in Norristown won’t soon be forgotten. Some county offices could be closed for weeks or months d ...

N.J. Senate Pres. Stephen Sweeney has a plan that will bring immediate savings to the state and could save a projected $1 billion annuall ...

There’s good news and bad news on the college front. Research confirms college freshmen are experiencing more stress and dep ...

Policy and politics are typically intertwined. Case in point: President Obama’s 2012 budget blueprint, which foreshadows his 2012 r ...

Now that she’s not charging criminals, former District Attorney Lynne Abraham is much more accessible. In fact, you can grab a beer ...

All those tests you insist on getting at your doctor’s office could be the cause of some of your problems. Dr. H. Gilbert Welch wil ...

Task force meeting in Dover will focus on possible revenue options for the state’s Transportation Trust Fund.   The ...

Watch live as President Barack Obama comments about the 2010 federal budget plan he unveiled Monday and as speaks about the revolution in ...