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Jeannette Rankin was the first woman elected to Congress in 1917. She was born in 1880 on her parent’s ranch in Montana. Rankin ...

This week: we catch up on the latest news in New Jersey government, Sister Mary Scullion on poverty and the State of the Union, and why are there so few librarians in Pa.?

Astronomers observing white dwarf stars see spectrographic signatures of previously orbiting gas giant planets. Our gas giants (Jupiter a ...

On Stage At Curtis features a piano trio with pianist Wei Luo who released her self-titled debut album in August 2019, violinist Andrea O ...

Changes in Pennsylvania's election processes go into effect by the April 28th primary. We'll talk about what it means for voters and the election outcome.

Movies may not be real — but in a lot of ways, they’re real to us. Great films help us understand the world, history, and one another ...

Kae Lani is joined by pharmacist Mike Lacon, lawyer Julie Lathia, and awards administrator Meghann Williams. They talk first dates at a s ...

Hosts Shirley Min and Kae Lani Palmisano take you inside a Delaware County kitchen cooking up stuffed calamari; an open studio ...

While there have been zero cases of coronavirus in Philly, the response has been swift. When does caution morph into paranoia — and why can it be tough to tell the difference?

Cynthia Erivo was Oscar nominated for Best Actress as Harriet Tubman. Patrick Stoner talked to her and director Kasi Lemmons about the li ...

We discuss the debate over school choice in Pennsylvania and the Trump administration's push to expand it.

As officials investigate allegations of defective building against Philly developer Streamline, we break down why it can be so difficult to hold these companies accountable.

We discuss President Trump's State of the Union address with two Republican analysts. Then, what happened in Iowa?

After years of fighting, Philadelphia recently won a legal battle with one of its most infamous slumlords. But it cost the city millions, and the tab is still running.

David Zucchino's book "Wilmington's Lie" tells the little-known history of the white supremacist riot and coup of 1898 in Wilmington, North Carolina.