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Drive south through Camden on Interstate 676, and off to your left you’ll see a large, white water tower. At the top, in faded blue ...

Gun control hardly came up during the 2012 election.  Obama briefly mentioned an assault weapons ban in one of the debates but neither G ...

City of Philadelphia tax solicitor and 2012 USA Eisenhower Fellow, ...

Elizabeth Fiedler explains the plan to separate the web presences of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com.  Peter Cr ...

Anoushka Shankar, world renowned sitar player and composer, daughter of the ...

For young middle-class families who are committed to living in a diverse, vibrant urban environment while contributing to the economic he ...

The American Academy of Pediatrics came out with a recommendation recently to increase teen access to emergency contraception. In a new p ...

We talk to Robert F. Williams, Constitutional Law Professor at Rutgers-Camden, about Governor Christie’s new nominees for the New J ...

Astounding! Water on the planet closest to the Sun? According to NASA , Mercury’s surface temp is -297 to 800F at the equator diurn ...

It’s estimated that one in six boys is sexually abused in childhood. Victims are more likely to suffer PTSD, anxiety disorders, an ...

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 ...