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  A customer peers through the picture windows at Halo Farm Thursday afternoon to see the packaging process at the creamery. (Dana DiFilippo/WHYY)

In Trenton, Halo Farm fights for its name — and its customers’ colons

Think of Trenton, New Jersey, and certain things leap to mind: the Tre ...

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Venezuela; Russia/Trump ties; Iran Nuclear Deal

Demonstrations in Venezuela against President Nicholas Maduro this week have left three people dead. Opposition leaders accuse the Presid ...

Air Date: April 21, 2017

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House GOP sets up push for liquor privatization in Pa.

State House Republicans are attempting to chart a new course for liquor sales in Pennsylvania, pushing a traditionally state-run system f ...

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Raising the minimum wage is good for small businesses

Last week, NewsWorks published an article about a recent report from the Independent Fiscal Office which suggested that the positive impa ...

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On ‘Radio Times’: The art of the public apology

Last week we heard several public apologies — from Pepsi, United Airlines, Sean Spicer — so, “Radio Times” invited public ...

9 years ago

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Did the DNC really bring in $230 million to Philly?

Almost eight months after the Democrats brought their big political party to Philadelphia last summer, the numbers are in: According to t ...

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Gov. Wolf’s minimum wage plans run into economic reality

Gov. Tom Wolf’s rose-colored minimum wage plans have run into green-eyeshade economic reality. A new ...

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On ‘Radio Times’: Creating a stronger middle-class

Today on Radio Times, Ganesh Sitaraman, told listeners that economic inequality is destroying our democracy. He argues in his new ...

9 years ago

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Philadelphia airport baggage handlers, sky caps unionize

Baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, sky caps and other workers employed by contractors at Philadelphia International Airport have vo ...

9 years ago

 The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, led by  Rob Wonderling (center), is challenging Philadelphia's wage history bill, which prohibits employers from asking for a prosepective employee's wage history. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Chamber of Commerce moves to block Philly law aimed at bolstering pay equity

Philadelphia is headed to federal court to defend a law aimed at combating gender pay discrimination after the Chamber of Commerce for Gr ...

9 years ago

 A beverage industry supporter protests the sweetened beverage tax outside of Philadelphia's City Hall. A panel of Commonwealth Court judges will hear arguments over the levy Wednesday in Pittsburgh. (NewsWorks file photo)

Philly’s beverage tax challenge lands before panel of judges in Pittsburgh

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney’s signature policy achievement, the city tax on sweetened drinks, will be back in court Wednesday. ...

9 years ago

 Gov. Tom Wolf visits a nursing class at Breslin Learning Center in Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Pa. tax breaks could be clawed back for companies that miss job targets

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf wants to fund a new apprenticeship program by cracking down on companies that received state taxpayer dollars, ...

9 years ago

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Sex trafficking in the Philadelphia region

Guests: Shea Rhodes, Jamie Mairakiza, Erin O’Brien, Autumn Burris 116 trafficking cases were reported in Pe ...

Air Date: April 3, 2017

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On ‘Radio Times:’ Exploring the implications of internet privacy

Congress just voted to nullify the Federal Communications Commission’s privacy protection rules. President Trump is expected to sign th ...

9 years ago

 If you're a Philadelphia resident who works in say, Wilmington, Delaware, and have paid that city's local tax, you can ask for that money back as a credit against your Philadelphia wage tax.(Nathaniel Hamilton for NewsWorks, file)

Philadelphians who work outside Pa. could be eligible for wage tax break

If you live in Philadelphia and work outside Pennsylvania, you might be eligible for a break on your wage tax bill. ...

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