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Understanding the quest to meet our galactic neighbors. Human beings have always wondered if they’re alone in the Universe. ...

A spacecraft traveling 31,000 miles an hour, will fly over Pluto and its five moons on July 14, giving us our first ever close-up view of ...

WXPN morning host Michaela Majoun has been awakening audiences to her eclectic music mixes for more than 26 years. Now, she’ ...

In the wake of last week’s mass murder at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, efforts continue to remove the Conf ...

Little is known about mating in zero gravity, little research is planned. Space colonization is pretty much the cornerstone to any ...

ART OF FOOD — PRODUCED BY MONICA ROGOZINSKI It is growing season and the Philadelphia Orchard Project (POP) is ca ...

Hundreds congregated Thursday night at the Mother Bethel AME in Society Hill to mourn the loss of nine African-Americans gunned down Wedn ...

This year for the first time, super PACs spent big money on a mayoral primary in Philadelphia. In 2012, super PACs, also known as ...

A veritable who’s who of the nation’s GOP notables will gather Thursday through Saturday in Philadelphia for the Northeast Re ...

Hear the name Hershey and chocolate likely comes to mind, as well as the Hershey Medical Center, Hershey Pennsylania, Hershey Park, and t ...

This Sunday, June 14, is Flag Day, commemorating Congress’ adoption of the American Flag in 1777. In Philadelphia, the anniv ...

There is a pill that prevents HIV. Known commonly as PrEP — “pre-exposure prophylaxis” — this treatment is a de fact ...

Liberty To Go To See Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly ...

Discreetly located units promise pleasure for the curious, and a blow to America’s puritanical roots. It’s not like ve ...

Starting Monday, Philadelphia’s famed 123-year old Reading Terminal Market will be guided by new General Manager Anuj Gupta, who ...