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A letter from wartime China reminds us things have been much, much worse

A letter from from wartime China by my aunt (my father’s older sister), who attended the Shipley School, graduated from Bryn Mawr C ...

11 years ago

Members of the Philadelphian Haitian community march down Market Street Thursday afternoon chanting ‘boycott the D.R.!’ (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly activists call attention to Haitians in danger of deportation [photos]

Haitian immigrants in Philadelphia are among many across the United States protesting the deportation of thousands of Haitians from their ...

11 years ago

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 Shake-ups at Reddit, like the resignation of CEO Ellen Pao, pictured in this file photo from Feb. 24, 2015,are symptomatic of the growing pains of the web site that calls itself the front page of the Internet.  (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Two of the Web’s more rambunctious sites struggle to grow up a little

The web site that calls itself the front page of the Internet finds itself mired in tabloid-type turmoil. Meanwhile, another brash ...

11 years ago

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 Democratic committeewoman Donna Bullock (left) and Republican ward leader Adam Lang are in a race to represent the 195th District. (Image via donnabullock195.com and Adam Lang's Facebook Page)

Special vote set for Aug. 11 to elect three to Pa. House

A political corruption scandal and an open state Senate seat mean some Philadelphia voters are heading to the polls next month to pick ne ...

11 years ago

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Three big things we learned from Pew’s report on Councilmanic prerogative

11 years ago

 Pa. Rep. Kate Harper, R-Montgomery, holds mailings which she says unfairly depict her views on the state budget. (Laura Benshoff/WHYY)

Philly region Republicans weigh in on severance tax, budget deadlock

Sweating under the mid-day sun, nine Republican lawmakers from southeast Pennsylvania took Gov. Tom Wolf to task on the steps of Montgome ...

11 years ago

 In this photo taken on Sunday, July 12, 2015, Pope Francis waves as he boards the plane back to Rome, in Asuncion, Paraguay. Pope Francis departed after a week long trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay. (L'Osservatore Romano/Pool Photo via AP)

Small planet, big-time visitor — connecting Pluto and the pontiff

Pope Francis will soon be flying to Philadelphia. And just last week, the questioning spirit of science did a flyby of Pluto. Our ...

11 years ago

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US proposing rules for streams near coal mines

The Obama administration is proposing new regulations Thursday designed to reduce the impact of coal mining on the nation’s streams ...

11 years ago

Judge rejects government argument in No Fly List lawsuit

A federal judge has rejected the U.S. government’s effort to invoke its state-secrets privilege to quash a lawsuit challenging the ...

11 years ago

Obama to announce high-speed Internet help for homes

President Barack Obama set a goal of bringing high-speed Internet to most schools by 2017. And on Wednesday, he’s going to O ...

11 years ago

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Government Accountability

Allan Domb: From Condo King to Tax Collector?

11 years ago

 Distortions and outright lies about the president's record are the opening volleys in the 2016 presidential race. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

On the campaign stage, pants are on fire all over the place

Once upon a time, there was a president. On this president’s watch, the American economy added nearly 8 million jobs. ...

11 years ago

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 Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno becomes Acting Governor when Christie is out of state (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

New Jersey catching glimpses of post-Christie era

Gov. Chris Christie’s presidential bid comes as he enters the final years of his second term as governor, and is accompanied by spe ...

11 years ago

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Government Accountability

Keystone Crossroads: What’s happening in Harrisburg beyond the budget that could affect Pa. cities?

11 years ago

Obama administration announces new housing segregation rules

President Barack Obama’s chief of urban housing policy has announced new nationwide rules aimed at fulfilling the 1968 Fair Housing ...

11 years ago

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