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Politics & Policy

 Judge Willie Singletary (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Philly Traffic Court corruption trial gets split verdict

After a two month long trial, there’s an mixed verdict in corruption prosecution of Philadelphia Traffic Court judges. Judge ...

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 Pearl Harbor Survivor Alexander R. Horanzy attends a memorial ceremony in Philadelphia in 2012. (NewsWorks file photo)

Casey Stengel would have recognized the mess at the VA

The cascading reports of dysfunction, disarray and disastrous failure to deliver at the federal Department of Veterans Affairs remind me ...

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 Reenactors make their way across the Delaware in very deep boats, making it appear that the rowers are sitting. (Photo courtesy of Kathleen Pasko)

Washington Crossing Historic Park quietly changing hands in September

Buried deep in a bill that helps implement Pennsylvania’s new state budget, one section means a big change for Washington Crossing ...

12 years ago

Philly ethics board considers tightening PAC loophole

The Philadelphia Board of Ethics is looking at a proposal to tighten campaign finance rules in the city. Political action committe ...

12 years ago

 A small group of Tea Party protesters were met by a large rally of immigrant advocates outside the Mexican consulate on Friday in Philadelphia. (Emma Jacobs/WHYY)

Demonstrators, opinions clash in Philly over Central American kids coming to U.S. [photos]

Demonstrators clashed outside the Mexican consulate Friday in Philadelphia over the thousands of Central American children streaming acro ...

12 years ago

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 Former Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary, one of five judges on trial. (Image courtesy of NBC10)

Philly judges took care of ‘connected guys,’ prosecutor says in ticket-fixing case

Lawyers made closing arguments Thursday in the federal trial of five former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges accused of conspiracy, wire ...

12 years ago

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 State Sen. LeAnna Washington, D-Philadelphia (Alex Brandon/AP Photo, file)

Prosecutors oppose moving Pa. Sen. Washington’s trial on corruption charges to Philly

Pennsylvania prosecutors are fighting a state lawmaker’s efforts to move her political corruption trial to Philadelphia. &nb ...

12 years ago

Gov’t to release more Clinton White House records

The National Archives says it will release previously restricted records from the Clinton White House on Supreme Court nominations, Osama ...

12 years ago

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Social Impact Bonds and the future of nonprofit finance

12 years ago

 In this 2009  photo, Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James reacts during the second half against the Los Angeles Lakers. Cavaliers' fans had much the same reaction to James' decision last week to return to Cleveland after a stint with Miami.(AP file photo/Lori Shepler)

Yes, LeBron, you got it right — grit is good

My whole life, I’ve lived in, and loved, cities scorned by the national media. Comedian John Oliver, on his new HBO show, wa ...

12 years ago

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Government Accountability

Explain that Term: Unconstitutional Taking

12 years ago

Corbett veto exposes GOP divisions in Harrisburg

The relationship between Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett and his fellow Republicans in the Legislature went from a slow simmer to a boil th ...

12 years ago

A day at the beach reminds why action on climate change comes so slowly

A couple of weekends ago, I spent a pleasant two days in Cape May. Sure, as my wife noted frequently, the motel room I booked for ...

12 years ago

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 Vice President Joe Biden greets a young spectator as he marches in an Independence Day parade, Friday, July 4, 2014, in Philadelphia. The annual Fourth of July event includes music, speeches and a reading of excerpts from the Declaration of Independence. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)

Biden calls same-sex marriage the ‘civil rights issue of our day’ in Philadelphia

Standing in front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was adopted 238 years ago, Vice President J ...

12 years ago

Democrats to visit potential 2016 convention sites

Democrats are planning to visit six cities this summer that are in the running to hold the 2016 Democratic National Convention. Th ...

12 years ago

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