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More than a dozen exhibits about slavery at Independence National Historical Park could be removed or covered up in an effort by President Trump to "restore truth and sanity."

Tech companies are building huge data centers to power their AI supercomputers that use enormous amounts of energy. What does this mean for consumers and the environment?

In her new book "Spellbound," historian Molly Worthen explains how charisma is more about storytelling than charm.

We explore what comes next after surviving something extraordinary.

Most Americans read online reviews before making any purchases, and almost half of US consumers write them. Have we become to ratings obsessed?

Legal weed in Delaware, legal weed in New Jersey, is Pennsylvania next? While our neighbors go high, some lawmakers in Harrisburg say ‘NO.’

Leanne Morgan, the standup comic famous for observations about being a middle age woman in the South, talks with Patrick Stoner about her ...

More than a hundred thousand people in the U.S. are on the national transplant list waiting for a life-sa ...

Images of emaciated children in Gaza have led to global outrage at Israel's military offensive. What's happening in Gaza and could this fray US-Israel relations?

Vanilla is one of the most expensive spices in the world. That’s no surprise when you learn just how complicated it is to grow and ...

After major concessions from schools like Virginia, Columbia, and Penn, it seems the Trump administration's efforts to reshape higher ed are making inroads.

The "Our Market Project" aims to restore, celebrate and advocate for the preservation and livelihood of Philadelphia's longstanding and beloved Italian Market.

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Poet Edward Hirsch on his complicated and colorful Jewish Midwestern family and childhood where comedy was a competitive sport.