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President Obama’s declaration last night that combat operations are over in Iraq has even some war veterans divided over the signif ...

A televised Oval Office address typically has several purposes – to inspire, to reassure, to educate, and, perhaps above all, to st ...

This week is the first of many designated fashion weeks scheduled between now and October, along with dozens of one-day events. The city ...

City Treasurer Rebecca Rynhart will replace Steve Agostini, who departed this week to become Chief Financial Officer for the U.S. Office ...

A judge in Philadelphia is giving the prospective new owners of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News more time to settle union contra ...

Assembly members Linda Greenstein and Wayne DeAngelo are sponsoring a seven-bill business expansion and job plan. A couple of New ...

The pharmaceutical company is upgrading Upper Gwynedd’s facility and looking to divert wastewater to Landsdale. The pharmaceutic ...

First it was new textbooks only for college, then used books became popular, followed by renting books. Now, many students are saving mo ...

When classes begin tomorrow Rutgers will welcome the largest first-year class in its history, with an estimated 7,300 first-year students ...

Four Delaware schools get Race to the Top funding to improve poor student performance. The Race to the Top just got a little tough ...

The Garden State rarely gets hit with the full force of a hurricane. Though storms that stay far off shore can still cause significant d ...

They say about 50 people across the country, including a Philadelphia man, are getting deported for crimes they committed long ago. ...