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The father of a Sandy Hook victim killed himself Monday, just days after two Stoneman Douglas students also took their lives.

Organizers said this year’s March for Our Lives is a way to keep the momentum going and continue the push for gun control.

Even an unprecedented twister can be predicted. The issue is how people interpret these warnings.

The Penn Project for Civic Engagement hosted a discussion and workshop for city residents on how to have meaningful political debate with people they might disagree with.

Insurance companies don’t cover most meal plans — because there’s not enough research to prove they should.

On Friday, a large crowd of New Zealanders listened to the Muslim call to prayer in a park across from Al Noor Mosque.

Pipeline safety advocates worry the pressure on the 16-inch Mariner East 2x would pose greater dangers.

Bryant returned to his West Philadelphia roots on Thursday to sow seeds of inspiration and inspire members of the next generation.

In this time of mass shootings, schools are feeling the pressure to make changes to how schools are constructed in an effort to keep intruders out.

Frequenters of the free-of-charge drop-off site must look for other options as the state prepares to return the Polly Drummond property to its natural state.

Facebook left millions of user passwords readable by its employees for years, the company acknowledged Thursday after a security researcher exposed the lapse.

There is a longstanding history of the fear of “the others” turning humans into illogical ruthless weapons, in service to an ideology.

Widespread minor to locally moderate tidal flooding is likely along the Jersey Shore Thursday evening, forecasters say.

A real estate developer who wants to remain anonymous has offered a building in the Kensington area to Safehouse, the ex-governor, a member of the board, told a D.C. crowd.

Philadelphia is poised to have three laws rooted in national political movements in less than one year.