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 Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks to the American Bar Association Annual Meeting Monday, Aug. 12, 2013, in San Francisco. Clinton spoke about maintaining the Voting Rights Act and received a medal from the association. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
National Interest

Hillary gets serious, Priebus gets silly

If Hillary Clinton does run for president in 2016, Republicans will need weaponry far more potent than the silly bleatings of Reince Prie ...

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Park(ing) Day returns September 20

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

August 14: Pool season ending | US Airways-American merger lawsuit | Cargo bikes on Spring Garden | Drexel homestead | 5 projects improving Philly

13 years ago

 From left, Merci Lyons-Cox, Mary Beth Shrader, Linda Schapley and Jackie Gordon in
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: Then and now, the lesbians of ‘Cold’

The Bird Hole, a fictional lesbian bar where the entire 90 minutes of the new play “Cold,” is set in a single scene, was once ...

13 years ago

Speak Easy

Letter: We demand that Harrisburg and Philadelphia open city schools on time, safely, and with high quality

Philadelphia schools, and the 150,000 children they serve, have been systematically victimized by pol ...

13 years ago

National Interest

Bipartisan sanity in the war on drugs

 Every once in a while, arguably more often than the appearance of Haley’s Comet, people on the left and right come together i ...

13 years ago

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Speak Easy
Lifestyle

Hey, grown-ups: There’s no such thing as a ‘birthday week’

“Friday is my birthday!” a 20-something friend announced on Facebook on a recent Monday morning. “That means Tuesday, W ...

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

August 13: DRPA dysfunction continues | North Philly vacancy then and now | Fly School in Kensington | Schools: funding, boycott, student voices

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Italian Fountain to reopen September 11

13 years ago

 Left to right, director Lee Daniels, actor Forest Whitaker, and Charles Allen, the son of Eugene Allen, at a screening of
Speak Easy

Review: ‘The Butler’ is a portrait of a quiet witness to tumultuous history

“Lee Daniels’ The Butler,” a fictionalized version of White House butler Eugene Allen’s life, powerfully mak ...

13 years ago

 President Barack Obama waves after his speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, file)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Trying to lure a 2016 convention to Philly—is it worth it?

Can Philadelphia land the 2016 Democratic presidential convention? Maybe. But here’s another question: Are we sure we want t ...

13 years ago

 Members of Temple University's 2012 graduating class attend their commencement ceremony in Philadelphia. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks, file)
Speak Easy

When a college degree is not enough, Millennials must be entrepreneurs

Nearly three years ago, I got an important lesson in how little control we have over our own success when we put our employment in someon ...

13 years ago

 Members of the extended Anderson and Saincome families, seated from left are Christina Anderson, Christopher Saincome, Christina's sisters Samantha Saincome and Andrea Saincome, their niece Hannah Anderson, (reclining), Alexi (last name unavailable, friend of Hannah's), and James Lee DiMaggio. On the floor are Ethan Anderson, left, and Andrea's infant child, whose name was not released. (AP Photo/Andrea Saincome)
The Philadelphia Experiment

3 parenting rules revisited after Hannah Anderson kidnapping

I was torn when I heard that the weeklong search for 40-year-old James DiMaggio and Hannah Anderson, the 16-year-old he allegedly kidnapp ...

13 years ago

Barack Obama
National Interest

Obama takes a vacation, critics jerk their knees

It happens every August. Tomatoes peak in flavor, gardenias peak in fragrance, and presidents get stupidly abused for going on ...

13 years ago

 Former Philly city solicitor, Ken Trujillo, mulls bid for mayor (Photo courtesy of Jonathan Kolbe)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Former Philly city solicitor mulls bid for mayor

It’s never too early to plan for this party, by which I mean the next Philadelphia mayor’s race. Former City Solicitor ...

13 years ago

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