The hype train of a ‘golden generation’ of U.S. players and their $6 million coach crashes out of the World Cup
Christian Pulisic, Gio Reyna, and others didn't deliver in the big moments. And since Mauricio Pochettino didn't lead the way to history, should U.S. Soccer go for another big-name manager?
The award-winning Emmett in Kensington is opening a second restaurant — upstairs
Jean, serving an ambitious hearth-fired tasting menu, allows Emmett chef Evan Snyder and partner Julian van der Tak to grow while staying put on Girard Avenue.
A dozen businesses have opened in Ardmore this year. Here’s a list of what’s new, and what’s on the horizon.
Newcomers to the Main Line community include mom-and-pop shops, national chains, and expansions of popular local names such as decorated Szechuan restaurant EMei and Jersey-based eatery Gouldsburgers.
House of the week: A three-story brick home in Graduate Hospital for $675,000
The three-bedroom home is in the Edwin M. Stanton School catchment.
‘Star Wars: The Experience’ will debut at the Franklin Institute for the saga’s 50th anniversary
The upcoming exhibit created by the Franklin Institute and Lucasfilm will be the subject of a panel at San Diego Comic-Con later this month.
Leo Carlsson offer sheet: Answering the biggest questions about the Flyers’ strategic move
The Ducks have until 3 p.m. Friday to match the Flyers' offer.
A union fight in the DA’s office | Morning Newsletter
Some workers say DA Larry Krasner has put up roadblocks to securing a union and taken positions that they see as at odds with his public image. And some Philly…
Phillies fans will see a familiar face on TV covering the MLB draft
World Series MVP Cole Hamels is joining MLB Network's draft coverage in Philly, which will take over after NBC broadcasts the first hour and a half.
Philly chefs are leading a brunch renaissance
The golden age of brunch has arrived in Philadelphia, borne on the menus of chefs who are reinventing the genre, even if they never have time to go out for…
The demand for purity in Trump’s GOP comes from the death of the party’s moderate wing
When the Republican Party had robust conservative, moderate and liberal wings, politicians like Richard Nixon could easily move across ideological lines without political danger.