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Opinion & Essay

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks with 'Today' show co-anchor Matt Lauer at the NBC Commander-In-Chief Forum held at the Intrepid Sea
National Interest

The ‘liberal’ media’s most sickening indulgence of Trump’s ignorance (so far)

Perhaps Matt Lauer’s brain was fried by too many years of “Today Show” happy chat, but it’s likely that whoever g ...

9 years ago

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Speak Easy
Lifestyle

Why I wrote a love letter to Philadelphia

I've spent 25 years exploring the city's nooks and crannies and I am ready to share the city's secrets. So, I wrote a book: "100 Things To Do In Philadephia Before You Die."

9 years ago

Lauren Rile Smith in Tangle Movement Arts' 'Surface Tension
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

What does ‘Fringe’ mean, anyway?

A man comes at you in an Old City alley and takes you by the hand as other folks dance toward you, then with you. A car in a multi-level ...

9 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

What’s your local landmark?

9 years ago

In this Jan. 18
National Interest

The GOP’s Planned Parenthood haters are still screwing the Zika victims

How many Americans have to be infected by the Zika virus — worse yet, how many fetuses have to be imperiled — before the slackers on ...

9 years ago

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Speak Easy
Lifestyle

How to be hated on any city street in Philadelphia

From my experience, of all the various modes of transportation in Philadelphia, the most ill-treated, most unnecessarily dangerous, most universally despised is the bicycle.

9 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Speak Easy: How to be hated on any city street in Philadelphia

9 years ago

Aerial view of the Fort Lee access lanes onto the George Washington Bridge. (Image via Bing Maps)
Courts & Law

The Bridgegate trial is finally here, and hopefully we’ll learn if others knew

When the trial of two former Christie administration staffers for their role in the closing of access lanes to the George Washington Brid ...

9 years ago

Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey (left) and Democratic Senate candidate Katie McGinty hit the campaign trail in Philadelphia. Toomey visited a family-owned market in Northeast Philadelphia while McGinty spoke at the Sheet Metal Workers union hall in South Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

U.S. Senate hopefuls kick race into high gear with Philadelphia events

As the fall campaign season officially gets underway, both candidates in Pennsylvania’s closely watched U.S. Senate campaign made a ...

9 years ago

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French choreographer Jérôme Bel's 'Gala
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

All about this year’s Philly Fringe Festival, 20 years on

The Old City neighborhood was buzzing with anticipation 20 years ago this month. Philly performers and directors had invaded its empty sp ...

9 years ago

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump walks in the rain with Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi
National Interest

Is Trump lying about his pay-to-play scandal?

How refreshing it is, after weeks and months of faux Clinton Foundation “scandals,” after all the fatuous media talk about ...

9 years ago

Employes of the Bethlehem Steel Company’s plant display signs they carried at a rally at Bethlehem
National Interest

Labor Day is not just a barbecue

I’m off the grid today – as are most of us – so I’ll be brief: ...

9 years ago

Joe Torsella
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Candidates for Pa. treasurer say race is about integrity

Candidates will be competing this fall for a statewide office in Pennsylvania badly tainted by corruption, and it isn’t the attorne ...

9 years ago

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National Interest

Holiday weekend quartet: McCain’s key message, and lots more

Cleaning out the cupboard before heading out for the holiday: John McCain, ...

9 years ago

GOP presidential candidate Donal Trump is expected in Philadelphia Friday to meet with African-American church leaders. AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Trump will speak to African-American leaders in Philly

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be in Philadelphia Friday for a discussion with members of the city’s African-A ...

9 years ago

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