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Hershey sues Colorado edible pot company

Hershey is suing a Colorado company that makes four marijuana-infused candies that Hershey says closely resemble its iconic products. ...

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 When scaffold frames are interconnected, failure of one frame can cause the whole system to collapse. (Image courtesy of OSHA)

Cooperation of city office, federal agency helps keep construction workers safer in Philly

In the wake of last summer’s deadly building collapse in Philadelphia, the city has kept a keener focus on safety at construction s ...

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N.J. grocer sentenced for role in food stamps scheme

A New Jersey man who managed a grocery store is going to prison for 37 months for stealing more than $2.5 million through a food stamps s ...

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Bill would allow Tesla to sell cars in N.J.

Electric-car company Tesla Motors might stay plugged in in New Jersey. An Assembly committee on Thursday is scheduled to consider ...

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 Limes are back on the shelves in Philadelphia and some are working to avoid any future shortages. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

The Limepocalypse — Could help be on the way?

In recent months, a lime shortage tragically marred margaritas, tacos and pho around the country.  At Tres Jalapeños in ...

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 PATCO is expecting a $102 million dollar overhaul of the Ben Franklin Bridge railroad lines. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Ben Franklin Bridge track work means summer of discontent for PATCO riders

PATCO riders are bracing themselves for a summer construction project that will pack trains, make riders wait longer and likely cause a l ...

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 Taylor McLoon, a McDonald's worker from New Zealand, supports Philadelphia fast food workers. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philadelphia fast food workers will take part in national strike

Philadelphia fast food workers say they plan to join a nationwide strike next week to protest low wages. At a small rally on busy ...

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 Nigel Brown served in the military from '72 to '74 and joins protesters  opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline Monday in Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Rallying against Keystone XL pipeline, demonstrators court Casey vote in vain

Environmental activists rallied outside of U.S. Sen. Bob Casey’s office in Philadelphia Monday as part of a last-ditch effort to pe ...

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College students flocked to STEM fields during Great Recession

The number of American college students pursuing degrees in science and technology soared during the Great Recession. University o ...

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Why some immigrants file tax returns even if in the country illegally

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Railroads stress safety after deaths up in 2013

Railroads are launching a new campaign to highlight the dangers of being near train tracks. The number of trespassing deaths grew ...

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GM, safety agency face Congress over recalls

General Motors’ new CEO and the head of the nation’s auto safety watchdog are headed to Congress on Tuesday to testify about ...

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Growing ranks of immigrants come from middle-income nations

Compared to 1990, immigrants in the United States today are more likely to be someone like Mahendren. He’s 28. He’s fr ...

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SEPTA union claims no-strike rule threatens funding

Pennsylvania State Representative Kate Harper (R-Montgomery) has re-introduced legislation that would add SEPTA employees to the list of ...

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Justices tackle health law birth control coverage

The Supreme Court is weighing whether corporations have religious rights that exempt them from part of the new health care law that requi ...

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