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FLOWERS: Applauding Sen. Corman For Move To Oust DA Krasner
Larry Krasner, Philadelphia’s progressive District Attorney, is presiding over the largest spike in violent crime.
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PA Pans NY Ban On Natural Gas Hookups
The blueprint calls for the state to pass legislation requiring all new buildings to use zero-emissions sources of heat by 2027.
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ROSICA: West Chester Reign Of Error
The West Chester Borough Council are denying hard-working Borough staff the opportunity for gainful employment.
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WAHRHAFTIG: Yet Another Threat To Personal Data
If you have voted in Pennsylvania, anyone can view your personal information.
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New Hanover Township Spent $307,322 To Block Town Center Development
The Town Center project, first envisioned in 2005, has been awaiting township approval for 16 years.
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PODCAST: GOP's Jason Richey Has A Contract With PA Voters
GOP gubernatorial candidate Jason Richey shares his policy ideas, along with his background as an attorney in the energy sector.
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Republicans Distrust Everyone When It Comes To Elections; All Voters Distrust Gov. Wolf
The new poll shows 38 percent do not believe the last election was conducted fairly.
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Grand Jury Indicts Three Sharon Hill Officers In Child's Death
The incident happened on August 27, 2021, after an Academy Park High School football game when a group of young men got into an argument.
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DelVal Candidates Dominate Straw Poll
Delaware Valley candidates swept first place in all three contests in the first GOP straw poll of 2022.
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Businessman, Veteran Dave McCormick Enters Race For GOP Senate Nomination
After weeks of warm and fuzzy introductory television ads, David McCormick made it official last week.
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Act 77 That Opened The Floodgates For Mail-In Ballots Remains Controversial
The mail-in expansion meant voters no longer required valid excuses, such as illness or out-of-state travel, to cast absentee ballots.
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FELDMAN: ‘It' Can Happen Here…And Already Is
Any allusion by Jews in America that “it” can't happen here should evaporate as quickly as the rain from a mid-day desert thunderstorm.
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Is Airlines 5G Scare An Industry Shakedown?
The U.S. airline industry, which is notorious for delayed flights, is now trying to postpone the takeoff of America's 5G communications.
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GIORDANO: Examining The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'S Legacy
The analysis of Dr. King's message has morphed into a battle over Critical Race Theory and how American history should be taught in schools.
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COUNTERPOINT: Remembering MLK: The DisContent Of One's Character
The question lingers, however, what King meant by not being judged by the color of one’s skin but the content of one’s character.
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POINT: Remembering MLK: Dr. King's False Heirs
Race in America was a historical reality, but it is not an indicator of our future.
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GRAHAM: Response To TX Synagogue Attack Shows Double Standard On Antisemitism
Even though just two percent of the U.S. population is Jewish, in 2020 they were the target of 58 percent of all religiously-motivated hate.
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BAUMLIN: Healthcare Remains Unequal 56 Years After MLK Called For Change
Martin Luther King once said, “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane”.
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Brazen Carjacking Attempt In Abington A Sign Suburbs Aren't Safe From Philly Crime Surge
2022 is starting off rough with 90 incidents, including two where armed drivers have shot and wounded four suspects.
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DelVal Counties–Except Philadelphia–Sign On To Opioid Settlement
Aside from financial help, the court set a series of regulations for those companies including how opioids are distributed.
