
Opinion & Essay
Is the Alt-Right becoming America’s new normal?
We cannot allow bigotry to become the new normal in America. Not in the country where African Americans continue to fight for the ...
9 years ago
Review: ‘The Carols,’ but not the ones you might sing
A new musical called “The Carols,” set during World War II in a hicksville town with too few guys available to cast the annua ...
9 years ago
In fighting sanctuary cities, Pat Toomey acts against his own history
In December 1911, Wilbur Franklin Phelps was finishing up his first year publishing ...
9 years ago
A tale of two Cubas, before and after Castro died
When Fidel Castro died on Nov. 26, I was in Cuba on a cultural exchange with my school. I had the unexpected opportunity to experience th ...
9 years ago
John Glenn: Hero for a vanished America
In today’s cynically jaded and cyberspaced America, it’s almost impossible to appreciate what John Glenn achieved in space, a ...
9 years ago
Like it or not, Trump belongs on the cover
Once upon a time, a fledgling national magazine on the cusp of making its first decent profit was stumped about what to put on the cover. ...
9 years ago
Rich Negrin jumps into Philly DA’s race
Former Philadelphia city managing director Rich Negrin says it’s true: He’s running for district attorney in May’s Demo ...
9 years ago
Did economics or bigotry motivate Trump voters? It was both.
There seems to be some bickering happening in the post-mortem analysis of the recent election. I sense a failure among shell-shocked libe ...
9 years ago
Say goodbye to the nation’s bathroom cop
How fitting it was that Pat McCrory, the southern-fried bigot who staked his political career on fighting the non-existent epidemic of tr ...
9 years ago
Will demoralized teachers be more effective as collateral damage or direct targets?
The recent suggestions that Philadelphia’s professional teachers are overpaid and are expecting too many resources are damagingly misin ...
9 years ago
Stein recount team hoping for a breakthrough in Philly
Attorneys for Green Party candidate Jill Stein are hoping a Philadelphia judge will be the first to give them access to voting machines a ...
9 years ago
ListenShould Democrats become the Party of No?
Should Democrats seek common ground with Donald Trump or oppose him at every turn? On Capitol Hill, should they abet or obstruct? ...
9 years ago
How the 2017 N.J. Democratic gubernatorial nomination looks right now
If it all plays out as anticipated, the campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor next year will pit good old-fashioned machine ...
9 years ago
Stein: Pa voting ‘a national disgrace’
The campaign of Green Party candidate Jill Stein went to federal court in Philadelphia Monday, asking for a recount of Pennsylvania’ ...
9 years ago
ListenMike Pence says that baseless lies are ‘refreshing’
Before we assess Mike Pence’s sickening defense of baseless lies, let’s review ...
9 years ago
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