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Paving way to citizenship, new Philly program offers eligible immigrants financial tools
More than 90 percent of all Latinos with lawful permanent status in the United States say they would become citizens if they could, accor ...
9 years ago
Merck CEO stands against bigotry — and Trump — prompting questions of corporate responsibility
After deadly violence erupted at a white supremacy rally in Virginia last weekend, many people felt that President Trump should ...
9 years ago
Feds: Ex-QVC executive stole over $1M to fund lavish lifestyle
Authorities say a former director of the home shopping network QVC has been charged with defrauding the company out of more than $1 milli ...
9 years ago
Guests: Carl Van Horn, Dean Baker, Robert Litwak Companies often complain that they have job openings but can’t ...
Air Date: August 10, 2017
Listen 00:49:15Driller files $5M suit against Pa. resident, lawyers
A gas driller that was targeted with allegations that it polluted residential water wells in Pennsylvania has filed a $5 million lawsuit ...
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Experts: Lives at risk if no sleep tests for train engineers
U.S. officials are abandoning plans to require sleep apnea screening for truck drivers and train engineers, a decision that safety expert ...
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American Airlines says lost bags will send you a text
The days of standing around baggage claim, only to find out that your luggage never arrived, are over says American Airlines. “ ...
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Misconduct complaints about Philly police will be posted online
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney says the city plans to make civilian complaints about police misconduct available to the public online. ...
9 years ago
ListenChristie signs bill giving furloughed workers back pay over shutdown
Gov. Chris Christie has signed into law a bill that gives back pay to New Jersey state workers affected by this summer’s three-day ...
9 years ago
Uncertainty in federal funds for heating assistance could affect thousands in Pa.
Heating bills may be the last thing on your mind as the temperature edges into the 90s, but federal officials are debating how much shoul ...
9 years ago
What’s next for Obamacare? Still needs some patchwork
The health care law of the land has survived for now, but it needs help — and it needs it soon. Soaring prices and fewer choices ...
9 years ago
On ‘Radio Times’: Eviction crisis in Philly
It’s been reported that one out of seven renters in Philadelphia faced eviction in 2014 and 2015. There were 24,000 landlord-tenant cas ...
9 years ago
Philadelphia offers to reform use of forfeiture funds, but critics say that’s not enough
The city of Philadelphia has been grappling with a lawsuit over its controversial civil asset forfeiture program since 2014, and city off ...
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ListenUnion leaders rethink their approach in Pa.
Pennsylvania union leaders are attempting to chart a new course after decades of declining membership. As members have dwindled, u ...
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Questions surround South Jersey nuclear plants’ cybersecurity amid hacks
Computer hackers, not content with mucking around with U.S. commerce and elections, have trained their sights on nuclear power plants, pr ...
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