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President Dwight D. Eisenhower, known for his calm, grandfatherly demeanor, was the first American president that could have destroyed th ...

The freight train derailment on Friday, November 30, that sent 4 tank cars carrying toxic vinyl chloride into the Mantua Creek in Paulsbo ...

December 8, 2012 — Ever hear of the famed “Banana of the North?” These native fruit trees reign on You Be ...

Elizabeth Fiedler reports Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has assembled a group to look into issues from last month’s election ...

The “fiscal cliff” debate continued this week with the President reiterating that tax hikes on the wealthy must be a part of any prop ...

A music education program has changed the life trajectory of hundreds of thousands of underprivileged children in Venezuela and is in Phi ...

Emma Jacobs has the latest on the Paulsboro derailment cleanup.  Phil Gregory reports on today’s indictment of the mayor of Tr ...

Kristen Stewart, Rob Pattinson, Raylor Lautner, the stars of the biggest movie of the year, Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part Two, t ...

On today’s Radio Times, we look at two recent investigative reports raising questions about two different parts of the legal system in ...

Millions of Americans bought Powerball tickets last week hoping to win the record $588 million jackpot.  In 43 states, people plunked do ...

Alan Tu has an update on the Paulsboro, New Jersey train derailment and additional evacuations.  Dave Davies reviews on the ethics c ...

As New Jersey struggles with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, we follow up our look at the science and engineering with a look at the p ...

The Pennsylvania Task Force on Child Protection has been meeting for 10 mo ...

Ben Herold reports on applications for eight new cyber charter schools in Pennsylvania. Kevin McCorry meets a Montgomery County resident ...

David Bromberg’s range of material, based in the folk and blues idioms, continually expande ...