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We talk about the political strategy known as “whataboutism.” The President uses this strategy as do many politicians and pundits. We ...

In this segment, we meet HAZIM HAR ...

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Considered the most persecuted ethnic minority in the world, Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar by the thousands in recent years. Some now call Philadelphia home.

Decades after civil rights laws overruled racist policies that starved non-white neighborhoods of investment, new analysis shows that deep disparities linger.

Another shoe drops into the investigation of Congressman Bob Brady's 2012 re-election, but it's not clear whether he will be charged.

The massive, citywide civic engagement experiment will conclude with the production of a new play written for the project.

Producer: Karen Smyles This December, Friday Arts ventures behind the scenes for a Journey to the Land o ...

The federal trial over Pennsylvania’s congressional district map wrapped up in a Philadelphia courtroom ...

'My goal in life is to make sure we give the tools and the pathway for people to direct their own destiny,' says U.S. House candidate Nina Ahmad.

Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale released two scathing audits looking into the authority's operations and policies.

The call came in late one summer night. Immediately, Paul Butler’s stomach sank, his heart sped up and he started listening.

First Nations communities in British Columbia are training indigenous people to manage local natural resources.

Eleven 17th century remains have been found in Rehoboth.

Using homelessness as a barometer, a Villanova criminologist looked at the experiences of more than 10,000 state inmates for nearly a decade after they were released.