DOJ says it needs New Jersey’s voter database to verify that more noncitizens aren’t registered to vote
The Justice Department demanded data on New Jersey voters after the state revealed 6,600 noncitizens were improperly registered in 2023 and 2024.
Ida Schmertz, pioneering women’s activist, political innovator, and former American Express senior vice president, has died at 91
“I have empathy for people,” Ms. Schmertz told a colleague in 2018. “I’ve always felt badly for people who are hurt or poor or unfortunate or don’t have access to…
HBCU football is returning to the Linc this fall when Lincoln University hosts Virginia Union
This will be Lincoln’s first game in Philadelphia in 16 years, and the second straight year that Lincoln Financial Field will host an HBCU football game.
Judge gives Pennsylvania the green light to fund abortions through Medicaid
Medicaid can fund the procedure while an appeal from the state Attorney General's Office plays out, a Commonwealth Court judge ruled.
A lawsuit about Philly schools’ special-admissions process is officially over
Three families will receive $120,000 each from the settlement.
After closure rumors, USPS and Federal Realty are ‘finalizing’ Wynnewood Post Office lease extension
Wynnewood Shopping Center owner Federal Realty Investment Trust said Tuesday it anticipates "no disruption to services" at the Lower Merion post office.
How LeBron James’ lingering decision is holding up the Sixers — and the NBA
The waiting game for James' next playing destination has officially lasted more than three weeks, halting the second wave of NBA free agency and the creation of the 2026-27 schedule.
Modeling agent who introduced women to Jeffrey Epstein found dead in France
The body of Daniel Siad, 69, was discovered Monday at his home in Colombes, a suburb of Paris, Marie-Céline Lawrysz, deputy public prosecutor at the Nanterre Judicial Court, said in…
Utz, the Pa. snack maker, is going private again as part of $2.9 billion deal
Utz, which has been headquartered in Hanover, York County, for more than 100 years, went public in a merger six years ago.
Miami Heat mistakingly post YouTube livestream titled ‘LeBron James Introductory Press Conference’
The post has since been taken down. A spokesperson for the Heat told ESPN that the link was accidentally posted as the team prepared for the possibility of signing James.