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Ian Connito said drew this sign depicting a Benjamin Franklin feeling ashamed in an hour. Thousands came out to a protest immigrant family detention Saturday in Philadelphia. (Bastiaan Slabbers for WHYY)
Immigration
Philadelphia

Despite heat, ‘Rally to Reunite Families’ draws hundreds in Philadelphia

The protests came more than a week after President Donald Trump ended the policy that separated more than 2,300 children from their parents at the border.

7 years ago

A crowd gathered in downtown Annapolis on Friday to honor five people who were killed in Thursday's attack on the Capital Gazette offices. (The Washington Post/Getty Images)
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Annapolis mourns employees killed in the Capital Gazette attack

The streets of Annapolis filled on Friday as people gathered to mourn the loss of five Capital Gazette employees, who were gunned down in their newsroom on Thursday.

7 years ago

Demonstrators rally outside the Cinemark Theatres in Philadelphia. Last week, police were called on a black family who were unsatisfied with their movie experience. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Family calls for boycott of Cinemark theaters after West Philly altercation

Dozens rally in support of family after minor incident results in 10 Philadelphia police officers responding to theater

7 years ago

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Obed Arango says presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador is the best choice for change in Mexico.
International
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Philadelphia-area voters could play a role in Mexico election

On Sunday, Mexicans will cast their ballots in the presidential elections.

7 years ago

John Edward James Jr., an Army veteran of World War II, is pinned with the rank of second lieutenant by his daughters Brenda Roberta Watts (left) and Dr. Marion Teresa Lane. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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After 76 years, Philly World War II vet finally saluted as officer

John James of Southwest Philadelphia, now 98, completed officer training in 1942, but he was denied his rightfully earned bars because he is black.

7 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight, June 29, 2018

A week after having the police called on them at a Cinemark theater in West Philadelphia, a black couple are calling for a boycott of the ...

Air Date: June 29, 2018

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NewsWorks Tonight
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How proud are you to be an American? Polls show the Dems are down

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup’s Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

7 years ago

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Lynne Griffin pays her respects at a makeshift memorial outside the Capital Gazette offices, one day after a gunman killed five people in its newsroom. Griffin was a journalism student under John McNamara — one of the people killed Thursday. (Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
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National
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New details emerge about deadly shootings in Capital Gazette newsroom

The man charged with murdering five people in the Capital Gazette newsroom on Thursday had previously been investigated over threatening comments toward staff members.

7 years ago

Philadelphia City Hall (Nathaniel Hamilton/for WHYY)
Immigration
Philadelphia
Policing

Philly and ICE have different stories about arrest warrant

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is accusing the city of Philadelphia of not living up to its promise of limited cooperation on handin ...

7 years ago

Staff of The Capital put out a newspaper on Friday, one day after a gunman killed five people in its offices at the Capital Gazette. Here, Steve Schuh, county executive of Anne Arundel County, Md., holds a copy of Friday's paper. (Joshua Roberts/Reuters)
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Media
National
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Capital Gazette keeps working, publishing, after 5 die in newsroom shooting

"Today we are speechless," the opinion page of The Capital's Friday edition reads.

7 years ago

Alma, 11, and Yaretzy, 11, made bookmarks at Mighty Writers El Futuro in South Philadelphia Thursday. (Bastiaan Slabbers for WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight
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Immigration
Kids

As immigration debate boils, Philly nonprofit sends books to detention center

With the help of a $3,000 grant, Mighty Writers is giving more than a hundred books to migrant children at the Berks County Residential Center.

7 years ago

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Members of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees union, or AFSCME, listen to a council executive speak about conditions at state prisons and detention centers in Illinois.
National

Surprise: Unions show signs of revival, despite setbacks

From all appearances, it would seem that labor unions are an endangered species. But here's the surprise: Organized labor is showing new signs of life.

7 years ago

Police officers talk to a man as they respond to a shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Md., on Thursday. (Greg Savoy/Reuters)
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Media
National
Public Safety

Maryland newsroom shooting that left 5 dead was ‘targeted attack’

Acting Anne Arundel County Police Chief William Krampf confirmed an adult male suspect is in custody and being interrogated by law enforcement.

7 years ago

Celebrities and VIPs smash guitars as part of the grand opening celebration at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City Thursday. Movie stars lent an air of celebrity glitz to the gritty seaside gambling resort as two of its shuttered casinos reopened with more than 6,000 of the 11,000 jobs it lost during a brutal stretch of casino shutdowns. (Seth Wenig/AP Photo)
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New Jersey

Rebounding from a losing streak, Atlantic City celebrates two new casinos

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and the Ocean Resort Casino both hosted festivities Thursday to officially open their doors to gamblers and hotel guests.

7 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight, June 28, 2018

Two new casinos have opened in Atlantic City. Is it a sign that the city is making a recovery?  A Philadelphia nonprofit is sending mor ...

Air Date: June 28, 2018

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