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Should the U.S. slide off the fiscal cliff in a few weeks, over $55 billion in spending cuts a year for the next decade will kick in at t ...

1863 was a very bloody year as thousands of Americans were killed in many Civil War battles, despite the hopeful start of the year, as th ...

When our guest, JOHN BOGLE, founder of the mutual fund, ...

Locally-born-and-raised filmmaker SAM FR ...

In an effort to provide thoughtful perspective on the tragic shootings that killed 20 children aged 6-7 and 6 educators at Sandy Hook E ...

Over the past several months, major factory fires in Pakistan and Bangladesh have killed over 400 people working for companies that manuf ...

In the old days when you loved a band you would head to your local record store and buy their album and the artists and record label woul ...

Hour 2 of Radio Times is pre-empted for the WHYY Health and Science special, THE PULSE. Residency has been descr ...

Among the many changes in American families over the past few decades is the increasing number of parents who are having children later i ...

Our guest in this hour of Radio Times, RYAN C. CROCKER, recently stepped down as U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan. Crocker ...

Gun control hardly came up during the 2012 election.  Obama briefly mentioned an assault weapons ban in one of the debates but neither G ...

City of Philadelphia tax solicitor and 2012 USA Eisenhower Fellow, ...

For young middle-class families who are committed to living in a diverse, vibrant urban environment while contributing to the economic he ...

The American Academy of Pediatrics came out with a recommendation recently to increase teen access to emergency contraception. In a new p ...

President Dwight D. Eisenhower, known for his calm, grandfatherly demeanor, was the first American president that could have destroyed th ...