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The CNN host discusses how COVID-19 is rapidly changing the world and why the time is right to enact lasting reforms in politics, health care, the environment and the economy.

Jerry has studied music all his life. He made his living teaching special education in the public schools of North & West Philadelphia for 30 years.

In their final show, hosts Shai Ben-Yaacov and Annette John-Hall look back on some of their favorite episodes of The Why — and unpack the stories that make Philly Philly.

American diplomat & political scientist Condoleezza Rice was the first woman head of the National Security Council & the second woman to be named Secretary of State.

This week: City Council President Darrell Clarke on the construction tax, Sara Goldrick-Rab on student debt forgiveness, and a teenage genealogist solving family mysteries.

"Ugly Quilts" transforms unused fabric into cozy sleeping bags for guests at Delaware's Friendship House.

The House of Representatives recently passed two landmark bills that could pave the way for cannabis legalization nationwide. We take a look at those bills.

One in five Americans live in a multigenerational household — that means at least two separate adult generations share the space. Think ...

Philadelphia voters approved a new independent commission for people to file complaints against the police last month. The old one was criticized as ineffective.

First we speak with the lawyer suing Trump on behalf of separated families. Then; immigration Trump's final push to reduce immigration. Also, Biden's immigration plan.

Amanda Seyfried talks with Patrick Stoner about playing the 1930’s film star Marion Davies as part of the story of the creation of the ...

We discuss the science behind the vaccines, the rollout and who will be lining up to get vaccinated.

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Ten years after it was sued for racial bias, the city still employs the controversial police tactic known as stop-and-frisk. Mayor Jim Kenney says he wants it to end. Will it?

D'Vina expresses her individuality through her diverse talents and represents the voice of Philadelphia young adults and youth.