The takeaway is clear. Or, at least, it should be: Concerns over certain aspects of our election system are bipartisan. So, too, can be the solutions.
By Rob Shearer
Jeff Hurvitz: Broad & Olney – A window into Philadelphia crime
What can the Broad Street and Olney Avenue intersection tell us about a troubling rise in violent crime and the crumbling of law and order in Philadelphia?
By Jeff Hurvitz
Pennsylvania AG to formally announce gubernatorial bid on Wednesday, according to report
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro will formally announce his candidacy for governor.
By Christen Smith
Chris Tremoglie: Yep, it’s Columbus Day
A Philly writer argues for the role of Christopher Columbus in today’s culture.
By Chris Tremoglie
Lou Barletta: The intolerant left wants to erase Christopher Columbus from history
What can left-wing efforts to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus tell us about our current state of affairs in Philadelphia?
By Lou Barletta
Elizabeth Stelle: Covid didn’t “break” parents
Few things are more sickening than the realization that something you disagree with will happen to your child and there is nothing you can do about it. Parents get this, are speaking up, and are ready for big change.
By Elizabeth Stelle
Christine Flowers: The “Occupy Bathrooms” movement
Sinema is the kind of woman Rachel Maddow should swoon over, and whose accomplishments make AOC look like a screeching wind-up doll. Yet, she’s being trampled over in hypocritical fashion.
By Christine Flowers
Krasner’s office asks for raises at hearing on impact of crime on Philly’s neighborhood economies
A representative for D.A. Krasner chose to request raises for the D.A. office’s employees in a hearing intended to focus on the impact of rising crime.
By Todd Shepherd
Chris Tremoglie: Carolina in my mind
You don’t want to watch the Eagles get clobbered–so we watched it for you. Let’s recap the beating from Kansas City and look ahead toward Carolina
By Chris Tremoglie