To celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, of course Philadelphia brought out the Ben Franklins for a look-alike contest
The Ben Franklins showed up and showed out on a very hot July 3rd.
Baseball and soccer cross paths as Seattle welcomes the USMNT back in the World Cup
Mauricio Pochettino had barely any baseball experience before now, but he threw an impressive first pitch at the Mariners' game Friday night.
World Cup bracket: Philadelphia helps kick off a round of 16 that’s full of fireworks
France-Paraguay, Norway-Brazil, Spain-Portugal, Mexico-England, and of course U.S.-Belgium are among the matchups to watch.
With no deal in place, Peco workers are on strike
Members of IBEW local 614 walked off the job just after midnight. Customers should not expect service disruptions, says Peco, which has a contingency plan.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce say ‘I do’ in elaborate Madison Square Garden ceremony
The power couple tied the knot in front of a star-studded guest list.
Impromptu pageantry replaced Philly’s official parade as extreme heat mars the nation’s 250th
The semiquincentennial parade Friday was canceled because of 100-plus-degree temperatures. Friday may not have been the anticipated celebration, but there was still an air of importance and history.
The Roots and Philadelphia Boys Choir will perform at FIFA World Cup July 4th celebration
The special cast of entertainers will perform before the match and at halftime, marking Independence Day and the 250th anniversary of the nation.
Folarin Balogun has already moved on from his red card, and backs the USMNT to do the same
"There’s scenarios that you simply can’t avoid," he said of the controversial ejection. "I have to accept it, but the most important thing is just to focus on the bigger…
It’s hot, hot, hot — but not record hot in Philadelphia
Philadelphia didn't reach a record-breaking temperature Friday, though it might have felt like it. The temperature had reached a high of 102 as of 4 p.m. Th record is 104.
Did Philly just leak some of MLB’s All-Stars? Not necessarily.
Banners depicting some of baseball's biggest stars went up around town on Friday. But history tells us that not everyone depicted may make the cut.