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Philadelphians are not fools, nor are we dupes for promises and shiny trinkets that come from outsiders.
The Constitution protects the right to be free from interference in the exercise of religion. Pennsylvania Democrats want to eviscerate that right.
Those women, the so-called "ladies" of "The View," have turned conversation into a weapon, and their tongues into knives.
In this society, we have simply abandoned the most compassionate and common-sense solutions for the easiest ones.
It's the story of a young girl on the cusp of what we used to call "womanhood" back in the dark ages.
Alvin Bragg is making good on a campaign promise that everyone heard but is now pretending was never made, to get Donald Trump.
Not only are those of us who want to focus on mental health accused of being mean to the afflicted and apologists for the gun lobby, we are tarred as bigots.
The new Bryn Mawr College prioritizes having the right political opinions and an affinity for erasing history over taking AP classes.
It is rare that people want to hear more than one side of any issue.
Six Pennsylvania representatives proposed a bill that would allow the terminally ill to "choose" what they term "death with dignity."
The act of giving life is the woman's alone.
Officer Christopher Fitzgerald, a Temple University cop, was allegedly killed by an 18-year-old last week.
