While the history of slavery should never be forgotten, it should not be interwoven in the “design message” of the President’s House.
By Thom Nickels
Confronting Krasner: My Q&A with 22-year-old activist Frank Scales
I’ve watched videos of Frank Scales, a 22-year-old firebrand political conservative activist confronting Larry Krasner, who is running for reelection […]
Are Krasner’s violence prevention grants politically targeted?
Public data show that the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, under Larry Krasner, may be leveraging violence prevention grants for political […]
PA-03: With Evans’s backing, Stanford announces run for Congress
Dr. Ala Stanford, one of the area’s most prominent physicians and medical health experts, announced that she is a candidate […]
The murder of a South Philly barber
The Philadelphia Police recently announced that charges against Michael Piselli, 38, were upgraded to murder in the beating death of […]
Philadelphia high school students struggle on Keystone Exams while the District prioritizes social justice events
Philadelphia schools continue to perform much worse than the majority of schools in the state. Based on the Pennsylvania Department […]
Gauthier’s unconstitutional power-grab
Proposed Phila. City Council Bill seeking regulation of land disposition by West Philadelphia universities unconstitutionally encroaches on the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s powers overseeing nonprofits
By Christian J. Matozzo
Emails show questionable collusion between Krasner and PAC donors
Do Larry Krasner’s personal emails raise legal or merely ethical questions for the Philadelphia District Attorney?
By A. Benjamin Mannes
Philadelphia spy case ends in prison sentence for former defense contractor
Spy stories in fact and fiction generally take place in exotic locales like Hong Kong or Berlin. But a spy story ended right here in Philadelphia on September 15th with the sentencing of a former defense contractor for attempted espionage.
By Paul Davis