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Sane Republicans are trying to curb the kamikazes

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With friends and lovers in our lives, Jane Austen will always speak to us

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How Obama can stop the “apocalypse”

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 After Monday’s rampage at the Washington Naval Yard, Defense Secretary has ordered a review of base security worldwide and the issuing of security clearances that allow access to them, vowing:
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When it comes to mass shootings, there are things we can and can’t control

The latest mass shooting, in which 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, a former Navy reservist and current military contractor, killed 12 people an ...

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LEO. Fred Astaire danced on the floor, the walls and the ceiling of a room in the 1951 movie, “Royal Wedding.̶ ...

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Obama helplessly laments that the rich get richer

  Americans take pride in calling their nation “exceptional” – and rightly so. Because when it comes to inc ...

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Growing up Catholic in Northeast Philly, one thing you’ll never lose is St. Anthony

Born in a Catholic family in Northeast Philadelphia, I learned the prayer to St. Anthony like I learned the Pledge of Allegiance. I ...

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Northern Liberties Neighborhood Association creates litter report form

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Philly treasurer sues over daughter’s death in building collapse, calls for panel on demolitions

It’s not the kind of news conference that you leave and just forget about. Late Tuesday, Philadelphia City Treasurer Nancy W ...

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