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Coronavirus Upends Chinese Students’ Dreams of a U.S. Education

The coronavirus outbreak has upended Chinese students’ plans for a U.S. education, as travel bans, visa delays and campus closures…

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Celebrating Black Excellence: Highlights from the Annual Katika Festival

Black-owned businesses took center stage at the annual Katika Festival, showcasing local entrepreneurs and cultural pride. The event highlighted community…

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Why Does American Politics Only Have Two Major Parties?

The U.S. two-party system stems from winner-take-all elections, structural barriers to third parties, and political traditions that favor Democrats and…

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Philadelphia Warms Up to 80 Degrees Ahead of Incoming Storms: Your Full Weather Forecast

Philadelphia temperatures climbed to 80 degrees Tuesday, bringing a warm day ahead of incoming storms. Forecasters predict thunderstorms later this…

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Danish Intelligence Report Warns U.S. Military Could Become a Threat Under Trump

Denmark’s intelligence service has warned that a second Trump presidency could see the U.S. adopt more unpredictable military policies, raising…

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Experience Free Winter Fun at Philadelphia’s Franklin Square!

Philadelphia's Franklin Square offers free winter fun, featuring holiday lights, a festive carousel, and seasonal activities for all ages. Visitors…

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Washington Performing Arts Announces New Season Without The Kennedy Center

Washington Performing Arts announced it will not use The Kennedy Center for its upcoming season, citing strategic changes in programming…

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Pay-to-Play Still Shapes Philly Politics: What It Is and How It Works

Pay-to-play practices persist in Philadelphia politics, where donations often influence access and decision-making. This article explores how these arrangements operate…

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Has Crime in Washington Dropped Two Weeks After Trump’s Crackdown?

Two weeks after President Trump’s crackdown in Washington, new figures show mixed results, with some crimes falling slightly while others…

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Suspect in Philadelphia Brothers’ Murder, Trung Duc Lu, Added to FBI’s Most Wanted List

Trung Duc Lu, suspect linked to the murder of Philadelphia brothers, has been added to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted…

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US Weather to Go Nuts With Blizzard, Polar Vortex, Heat Dome, and Atmospheric River All at Once

Forecasters warn of chaotic U.S. weather as a blizzard, polar vortex, heat dome and atmospheric river unfold simultaneously, straining infrastructure…

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Court Hearing Postponed for Jonathan Gerlach, Accused of Robbing Mount Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia Area

The court hearing for Jonathan Gerlach, accused of robbing Philadelphia's Mount Moriah Cemetery, has been postponed. Authorities continue to investigate…

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Did a Washington School District Really Ban Pork After a Muslim Outcry?

A viral claim alleged a Washington school district banned pork in cafeterias after Muslim complaints. Snopes investigated, examining school policies,…

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Philly DA Larry Krasner Launches New Crime Unit to Combat ‘Short Dumping’

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has launched a new crime unit to tackle "short dumping," addressing illegal waste disposal that harms…

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Live Nation Elevates Kelly Flanigan to President of Washington, DC Concerts

Live Nation has promoted Kelly Flanigan to President of Washington, DC, US Concerts, expanding her leadership role as the company…

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Scattered Showers and Strong Wind Gusts Expected in Philadelphia This Friday: Your Weather Forecast

Scattered showers and strong wind gusts are expected in the Philadelphia region Friday, bringing unsettled weather conditions. Residents should prepare…

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Washington has no clear plan for ending war with Iran – U.S. political scientist – Ukrinform

A U.S. political scientist tells Ukrinform Washington lacks a coherent strategy to end the conflict with Iran, warning that ad…

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Philly Faces Ongoing Teacher Shortages as School Year Approaches

As the new school year approaches, Philadelphia faces persistent teacher shortages, raising concerns over classroom sizes and educational quality. Efforts…

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Trump’s Takeover of DC Police Faces New Lawsuit Amid Intensifying Crackdown

A new lawsuit challenges Trump’s asserted control over Washington, DC’s police, accusing the administration of politicizing law enforcement amid an…

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From Non-Alcoholic Wine to Indoor Skydiving: Celebrate Booze-Free Fun in Philly

Philadelphia’s vibrant scene embraces booze-free fun with options like non-alcoholic wine bars and indoor skydiving experiences. Thrillist highlights how the…

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Top Seattle Sports Bars Ranked by Value and Fan Reviews

FOX 13 Seattle breaks down the top sports bars in the city, ranking fan favorites by price and customer reviews…

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Control Z: How Philly’s Youth Commission Empowers Young Leaders to Build Careers in Politics

Philly’s Youth Commission empowers young leaders to build careers in politics through hands-on experience and mentorship. Control Z highlights how…

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FINRA Leases Nearly Half of Gannett’s Former Tysons Headquarters

FINRA has signed a major lease for nearly half of Gannett’s former Tysons headquarters, marking one of the largest recent…

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Eagles’ Free Agency Drama Intensifies as Dallas Goedert’s Future Shifts

The Eagles’ free agency outlook shifts as Dallas Goedert’s status emerges as a focal point. Team negotiations and potential contract…

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Is Crime in the United States Really at a Historic Low?

US crime rates have fallen sharply since the 1990s, but are they truly at historic lows? Experts weigh long-term FBI…

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