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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Corbett hits July airwaves with jobs ad

Tom Corbett isn’t taking the summer off, either. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf has kept up a busy campaign sch ...

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Republican judge tells the Republican Supreme Court judges: “Shut up”

  Today let’s celebrate the art of the smackdown. Here are three fresh examples. 1. It’s ...

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Review: ‘Deathtrap,’ timed for thrills

You can hear a lot of gasping at Bucks County Playhouse these nights, and not primarily because “Deathtrap” is at times an an ...

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Did Obama visit a mosque on July 4? Yes, says the idiocracy

  I’m up for some fun news today. And it’s always fun to punk the trolls. Our saga begins on July 2, when ...

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A holiday message from President Romney

President Mitt Romney, enjoying his first term and thrilled with the progress of the American economy, has released this holiday message: ...

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Gillen says Philly voters want a quality mayor in 2015

Terry Gillen appears to be serious about running for mayor. The former economic development official for Mayors Ed Rendell and Michael Nu ...

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Fifty years ago: Civil rights and the newly conservative GOP

This is a big month for milestones, and while I’d prefer to ...

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Spectacular victory for Philly schools – pretty depressing

In a stunning, come-from-behind legislative win in Harrisburg, Mayor Michael Nutter and backers of the beleaguered Philadelphia school sy ...

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Review: ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ and their labours of love

Can there be anything more light-headed in all of Shakespeare’s canon as “The Two Gentlemen of Verona,” a comedy about ...

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From Above: Independence Square, 1927

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Kane squares off with DAs on Sandusky probe

It’s beginning to feel like a week without a Kathleen Kane controversy just wouldn’t be normal. Pennsylvania’s a ...

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National Interest

Gripes about ‘King’ Obama are historically clueless

In politics, summer is known as the silly season – and nothing fills the bill better than John Boehner’s thigh-slapping promi ...

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