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State Impact Pennsylvania’s Susan Phillips reviews “Frack Nation,” the new film ...

The debate over the safety and health of residents in shale fracking regions will likely intensify following tonight’s televised pr ...

Yesterday President Obama was sworn into his  second term as commander in chief of the United States , something that has only happened ...

The Arab Spring changed history, and changed the way breaking news is reported around the world and who controls the news. NPR social med ...

Tom MacDonald talks to volunteers at this year’s MLK Day of Service, and then we talk to Todd Bernstein, founder of the Day of Serv ...

Mars Science Lab Curiosty has discovered fractures filled with calcium sulfates in sedimentary rock units. On earth, fractures like the ...

January 19, 2013 — Spring bulbs didn’t make it into the ground last fall? Those neglected tulips, daffs, and croci ...

Dave Davies weighs the prospects for Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett’s renewed efforts to privatize the state’s liquor stor ...

Lance Armstrong confessed last night in an interview with Oprah Winfrey to taking performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career. ...

In the fifth and final hour in our series on Philadelphia Innovators, we look at sustainability in the city and the effort to make Philly ...

Dave Davies reports on why Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s hardball tactics with the city’s largest union may be softer t ...

Today is the birthday of that most famous of Philadelphians: Benjamin Franklin.  And the city’s official celebration tomorrow ...

Jessica Chastain talks with Patrick Stoner about her award-winning role in “Zero Dark Thirty” ...

[REBROADCAST] Between 2003 and 2008, Luzerne County juvenile court judge Mark Ciavarelli sentenced thousands of children ...

In the fourth part of our #innovateRT series exploring PHILADELPHIA INNOVATORS, we investigate: What is Philadelphia doing to use the Web ...