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Opinion & Essay

 The Rev. Al Sharpton, 1988 and 2014 (Charles Wenzelberg and John Minchillo/AP Photos)
National Interest

The product rollout of Al Sharpton 2.0

It’s often said that Americans have a gift for reinventing themselves, for writing second acts in their lives, and these days Exhib ...

12 years ago

 U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah leaves the federal courthouse in Center City, Philadelphia, after pleading not guilty to racketeering charges in August 2015 (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Feds: Congressman Fattah helped orchestrate theft of funds

In a stunning development, federal prosecutors alleged in a court filing that an elected official who can only be U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah ...

12 years ago

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National Interest

Exploiting Robin Williams in the name of bigotry

Robin Williams got an elegant farewell Monday night at the Emmy Awards, befitting who he was and what he accomplished. Hopefully, that tr ...

12 years ago

 Acel Moore started as a 'copy boy' at the Philadelphia Inquirer and went on to blaze a trail for African-American journalists. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Speak Easy

In conversation with Acel Moore

WHYY’s Elizabeth Fielder recently sat down with journalist Acel Moore, who blazed a trail through Philadelphia’s journalism c ...

12 years ago

National Interest

The Obama team sounds incoherent on ISIS

  If you’re trying to decide how scary ISIS really is, and how we should deal with that extremist army, don’t bot ...

12 years ago

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Lifestyle

How to leave a party early and still be a good person

The nice people of the world think you have to say goodbye to everyone at the end of a party. You can’t just say goodbye to the hos ...

12 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Assessing attack ads in New Jersey congressional race

It’s sludge-slinging time in New Jersey, where the battle for the 3rd Congressional District seat being vacated by former Philadelp ...

12 years ago

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National Interest

Ferguson fallout: The daunting odds of a meaningful dialogue about race

  It was inevitable that the tragedy in Ferguson would prompt calls for a national conversation on race – just like in ...

12 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Details of Chesco Democratic feud leak into public

If I told you the Democratic leader of the 33rd ward in Kensington was cited for public urination, you might say, “yeah, so what? ...

12 years ago

 Protestors autograph a sketch of Michael Brown during a protest, in Atlanta. Michael Brown Jr. was on the verge of starting college, eager to launch himself into the adult world. Instead, on Monday he’ll be mourned at his funeral, more than two weeks after his fatal shooting by a white police officer. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Hard questions as Michael Brown is laid to rest

Rest in peace. It’s the platitude we will hear today as Michael Brown’s parents bury their child. Brown was the unarmed black ...

12 years ago

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 Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, and his wife Maureen (Steve Helber/AP Photo)
National Interest

Bob McDonnell’s war on woman

The 19th-century poet William Wordsworth lamented, “The world is too much with us.” True that. It’s all too easy these ...

12 years ago

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Corbett eases off no tax hike pledge

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has said he did his best to live up to his 2010 campaign promise not to raise taxes, but he isn’t mak ...

12 years ago

  FILE - In this Aug. 17, 2014 file photo, a law enforcement officer watches from an armored vehicle after a device was fired to disperse a crowd during a protest for Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Mo. The response to Brown’s death turned violent because of a convergence of factors, observers said. (Charlie Riedel/AP Photo, file)
National Interest

Ferguson is a ‘constitutional sinkhole’

I’m off the grid today – an August dog day, as it were – so rather than pretend that I can operate at full cognition, I ...

12 years ago

 A man watches as police walk through a cloud of smoke during a clash with protesters in Ferguson, Mo. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Chaos in Ferguson, Mo. leaves the U.S. Constitution in tatters

The fatal shooting of unarmed teen Michael Brown is a story whose aftermath has left the U.S. Constitution in tatters. It began on ...

12 years ago

National Interest

Obamacare, the incredible shrinking campaign issue

Back in the distant days of yore – circa 2013 – Republicans viewed Obamacare as the meatiest, juiciest issue of the ’14 campaig ...

12 years ago

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