After a contentious Congressional hearing, President Trump’s announcement of a forced departure of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem came because […]
Paul Davis: Free parking, frequent crime in South Philly
Parking is difficult in South Philadelphia as there are far more cars than parking spaces. I recall going on a […]
Stephen F. Gambescia: The paradox of local ‘sanctuary’ policies
Lawmakers in big cities (Philadelphia), counties (Montgomery), townships (Haverford), and small boroughs (Narberth) in our region are passing ordinances, directives, […]
Paul Davis: Tragic, urgent, and terrifying missing persons cases
In my many years of working the crime beat as a reporter and columnist, I’ve covered stories ranging from murder […]
Paul Davis: ICEbreakers 2 — Larry Krasner and the War on ICE
In my last column, I covered the war on ICE by the protestors who are disrupting ICE operations and attacking […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Minneapolis or Nashville —which path will Philly choose?
Organized chaos in Minneapolis. It’s been in the spotlight — understandably. ICE raids. Protests. Confrontation. Deaths. Over 3,000 arrests and […]
Christine Flowers: Alex Pretti didn’t deserve to die, but protesters need to stop obstructing
ICE has been out of control over the past few months, and particularly since the beginning of this year. Over […]
Paul Davis: ICEbreakers — The War on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Amid the calls for the defunding or outright abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as the federal law […]
Howard Lurie: Renee Good was no ‘domestic terrorist’
In the first week of January, an unarmed woman participating in a protest was shot dead by a federal officer. The […]