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Opinion & Essay

 Lower Merion resident Deborah Saldana says she believes two African American men were racially profiled by police while shoveling snow in the Township. (Solomon Jones/ for NewsWorks)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Lower Merion’s racial snowstorm

Before Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., there was Erin Forbes in Lower Merion, Pa. Forbes, the African American son of a microbiolo ...

11 years ago

 Jeffrey Coon as the catcher in Eagle Theatre's production of 'Catch Me If You Can.' (Photo courtesy of Chris Miller.)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: A reimagined ‘Catch Me If You Can’

Sometimes, there’s no telling what will make it on Broadway or why, and “Catch Me If You Can” is a prime example. It ...

11 years ago

 Jeffrey Coon as the catcher in Eagle Theatre's production of 'Catch Me If You Can.' (Photo courtesy of Chris Miller.)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: A reimagined ‘Catch Me If You Can’

Sometimes, there’s no telling what will make it on Broadway or why, and “Catch Me If You Can” is a prime example. It ...

11 years ago

National Interest

Repealing Obamacare: Another march down the blind alley

Remember the scene in ...

11 years ago

National Interest

Let Mitt the Mormon be Mitt the Mormon

Today I’ll defend Mitt Romney. For real. He’s clearly mapping a third presidential bid – call it Mitt 3.0 – ...

11 years ago

PlanPhilly
Politics & Policy

CDC Tax Credit is a transformative tool for neighborhoods

11 years ago

 Kathleen Wallace and Greg Wood in Walnut Street Theatre's production of 'Private Lives.' (Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Private Lives’ on public display

About 85 years ago, when Noël Coward was writing his now-classic “Private Lives,” name-calling was probably pretty funny. A ...

11 years ago

National Interest

For the Koch brothers, what’s another billion?

Here’s a great idea for 2016: The Republican presidential nominee should be required to wear an arm patch adorned with a picture of ...

11 years ago

 City Councilman James Kenney announces that he will resign on Thursday. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Kenney makes it clear, just not official

Philadelphia City Councilman Jim Kenney today made it clear he plans to run for mayor in the May 19th Democratic primary, and he engaged ...

11 years ago

National Interest

Boehner and Bibi, conniving to undercut American foreign policy

This is a story about John Boehner and Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu, current partners in a brazen plot to embarrass the U.S. pre ...

11 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

A brand new mayor’s race: Jim Kenney considered

Is Councilman Jim Kenney just the Flavor of the Week? That’s what Ed Rendell ...

11 years ago

National Interest

‘Tis the season of Republican pandermania

  For several weeks now, the GOP has had multiple opportunities to behave like a majority party. With midterm victory comes t ...

11 years ago

 (NewsWorks File Photo)
National Interest

The Obama solar success story that nobody talks about

Remember Solyndra? The solar-panel manufacturing firm that defaulted on a guaranteed federal loan? The firm whose ’11 bankruptcy wa ...

11 years ago

 Aimé Donna Kelly (left) and Lynnette R. Freeman in InterAct Theatre Company's world-premiere production of 'The Dangerous House of Pretty Mbane,' a play it commissioned. (Photo courtesy of Kate Raines/Plate3Photography)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: Inside ‘The Dangerous House of Pretty Mbane’

A South African woman called Pretty Mbane begins speaking, but she is dead. She tells us so. How and why she died – that’s for th ...

11 years ago

 Aimé Donna Kelly (left) and Lynnette R. Freeman in InterAct Theatre Company's world-premiere production of 'The Dangerous House of Pretty Mbane,' a play it commissioned. (Photo courtesy of Kate Raines/Plate3Photography)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: Inside ‘The Dangerous House of Pretty Mbane’

A South African woman called Pretty Mbane begins speaking, but she is dead. She tells us so. How and why she died – that’s for th ...

11 years ago

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