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Federal help uncertain as foreclosure sales set to resume
A Philadelphia judge ruled Monday that the city’s moratorium on foreclosure sales will end next week. Common Pleas Court Judge Pa ...
15 years ago
Analysis affirms safety of full-body scanners
A new analysis of radiation emitted by the full-body scanners installed at Philadelphia International Airport and around the country aff ...
15 years ago
Opponents again try to stop Barnes move
The construction of the Barnes Museum on the Parkway in Philadelphia is well under way, and the neighborhood group opposed to moving the ...
15 years ago
Conflicts of interest noted among medical guideline writers
More than half of the medical professionals who have worked on recent clinical practice guidelines for cardiovascular care have had self- ...
15 years ago
Plan resurfaces for extra tax on N.J. millionaires
An idea previously brushed aside by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has resurfaced as New Jersey lawmakers examine his state budget propos ...
15 years ago
How images of death have shaped journalism
Despite the availability of violent movies, photos and news clips, seeing a photo of death still proves more powerful than reading about ...
15 years ago
Analyzing Obama’s speech on Libya
This morning on Radio Times, listen at host Marty Moss-Coane talks with analysts about Pres. Barack Obama’s speech last night on hi ...
15 years ago
Talks resume as Philadelphia workers approach two years without contract
Many Philadelphia city employees are getting close to working two years without a contract. Negotiations with one union pick back u ...
15 years ago
Christie heads to Hammonton for next town hall
Chris Christie will head to Hammonton Tuesday afternoon for his next town hall. Mayor Steve DiDonato expects the South Jersey’s tow ...
15 years ago
Knut the polar bear died of epilepsy
Turns out Knut the polar bear died last week from an epileptic seizure. The 4-year-old polar bear collapsed in his habitat at the Berlin ...
15 years ago