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It’s infuriating that Trump gets to change how history gets told | Jenice Armstrong
I’m grateful that Visit Philly — the city’s main tourism agency — has promised to find a new home for historical displays Trump wants removed from the President's House.
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The man who scours wealthy Shore towns for trash-picking finds
Tucker Upper started trash picking as a fun hobby, then grew it into a huge audience.
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After a bleak 2025, I’m having a hard time celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month this year | Sabrina Vourvoulias
Many Latinos carry a passport with them these days, in case they are profiled and stopped by ICE. Many — yes, even U.S. citizens — have talked with family about what to do if they are detained.
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Trump’s attacks on free speech are only the beginning | Editorial
ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after the comedian, long a Trump target, ran afoul of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
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John Fetterman voted for Republican and Democratic proposals to avert a government shutdown. Both plans failed.
The Pennsylvania Democrat voted for both the Democratic and Republican plans to avoid the impending government shutdown slated for just after midnight on Oct. 1.
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Trump’s attacks on free speech are only the beginning | Editorial
ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after the comedian, long a Trump target, ran afoul of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
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Salem community outraged after nonprofit leader asked to have Black students portray enslaved people for city celebration
Stand Up for Salem has indefinitely suspended executive director Betsy McBride. "White privilege means I didn't think," she wrote in an apology email.
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Trump’s interior secretary visited Independence Park as a crowd silently protested his attempt to ‘whitewash’ slavery exhibits
The silent protest honored the nine people Washington enslaved, while also opposing Doug Burgum's visit to the park, days after reports that his department plans to alter the President's House.
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‘The news devastated me’: Pennsylvania NPR station will be first in the U.S. to go dark following Trump’s cuts
WPSU, which has been broadcasting out of Penn State since 1953, will shut down following federal cuts to public media organizations
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Future public health emergencies will be deadlier | Opinion
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must resign, and Congress must insist that the people who run HHS and the CDC possess the scientific qualifications and experience to do those jobs.
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How three of Philly’s collar counties are rushing to protect LGBTQ residents in the Trump era
Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties have moved over the course of a month to enact policies that would bar discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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A Virtua Voorhees nurse reported a baby-switch mistake. Then she was fired.
Experts caution that firing hospital staffers who report mistakes will likely not lead to improvements, but instead make staffers more reluctant to report.
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Inside Pa.’s largest immigrant detention center: Violence, desperation, little oversight
While complaints about conditions at Moshannon Valley Processing Center predate Trump, his administration has effectively eliminated outside oversight as the population has reached all-time highs.
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How three of Philly’s collar counties are rushing to protect LGBTQ residents in the Trump era
Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties have moved over the course of a month to enact policies that would bar discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Why Jimmy Kimmel’s forced hiatus isn’t just another cancel culture rampage | Luis F. Carrasco
Free speech comes with consequences, but the government doesn't get to have a say.
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It’s infuriating that Trump gets to change how history gets told | Jenice Armstrong
I’m grateful that Visit Philly — the city’s main tourism agency — has promised to find a new home for historical displays Trump wants removed from the President's House.
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Reject the partisan push to oust Pa. Supreme Court justices | Editorial
Traditionally nonpartisan retention elections are under threat thanks to a conservative donor-fueled effort to unseat Justices Christine Donohue, David Wecht, and Kevin Dougherty.
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