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Sally Field and Joseph Gordon-Levitt talk with Patrick Stoner about their real-life characters (wife and son) in Steven Spielberg’s ...

When Superstorm Sandy slammed into and through the southern Jersey Shore near Ocean City in the evening of Oct. 29, the full-moon high ti ...

Sound is everywhere in this world – you can’t escape it.  Our ears process millions of noises all day long –laughter, car horns, m ...

Our special production “North Broad on the Rise” examines recent efforts at revitalizing the North Broad corridor. ...

Tom MacDonald reports on a prisoner re-entry program saved from the budget-cutting block.  Carolyn Beeler talks with child sexual ab ...

As the air war over Israel and Gaza continues and Israeli’s amass ground troops and tanks along the shared border, Egyptian-led eff ...

One of the most famous paintings in the world is Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” painted on the wall of a Dominican convent ...

Now that the Kepler telescope has completed its primary mission, it goes on extended mission. Since 2009 Kepler has identified 2300 poss ...

November 19, 2012 — On Thanksgiving, many families talk about what they’re grateful for. Taken a step further, what if ...

We check in with MARK ZANDI, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, o ...

Our guest SAM SIFTON, The New York Times’ national editor and food columnist, may be one of ...

November 17, 2012 — The exotic spice known as ginger is tasty and therapeutic; it’s also ridiculously easy to grow! ...

State Impact, Pennsylvania’s Susan Phillips discusses the implications of shale drilling for the petrochemical industry with Dow Ch ...

Last week Colorado and Washington voters passed ballot initiatives in support of the use of legal recreational marijuana. This is in addi ...

[REBROADCAST] What if President Lincoln hadn’t been killed at Ford’s Theatre? What if John Wilkes Booth fail ...