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A judge’s ruling that might open the door for at least a temporary shutdown of the disputed Dakota Access pipeline surprised the in ...

Philadelphia’s tax on soda and other sweetened beverages is legal under state law, a panel of Pennsylvania appeals court judges rul ...

Only one bank faced criminal charges after the 2008 financial crisis. It’s not a big one like ...

For a few moments on Monday, the hallway outside Philadelphia Common Pleas Courtroom 1105 became the site of a family powwow. The subject ...

Guest: Josh Dawsey, Michael Oppenheimer, Eric Orts President Trump announced yesterday that he was pulling out of ...

A group of low-income tenants in West Philadelphia protesting their evictions have gotten some relief. At an emergency hearing wit ...

Guests: Earni Young, Jonathan Tannen, Emily Dowdall Gentrification is complicated. The term has a negative connot ...

A group of tenants in West Philadelphia being evicted to make way for a redevelopment project is taking the case to the city’s Huma ...

As a Muslim and working professional, Montgomery County resident Imran Posner said keeping the Ramadan fast can be difficult. Duri ...

For nearly four decades, the old-fashioned diner Little Pete’s at 17th and Chancellor Streets has served up round-the-clock reubens ...

A bill to expand gambling and raise sorely-needed revenue is moving on to the House, after passing swiftly through the Senate this week.< ...

New Jersey officials say they reached a $39 million settlement with an energy company over ground water contamination. Attorney Ge ...

While advocates for the poor are raising the alarm about President Donald Trump’s proposal for major cuts to food stamps, he may ha ...

In the fall of 2007, President Bush signed an expansive bill into law devoting billions in new aid for student loan borrowers and establi ...

The soda industry has worked hard to create the perception that the ...