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Eagles running back Saquon Barkley enlisted Todd Gurley for help with Sean Mannion’s scheme
After participating in OTAs on Wednesday, Barkley discussed the Eagles' new offense.
A South Jersey candidate’s website highlights a fake endorsement from a former local mayor who endorsed his opponent
Tim Alexander's campaign website highlights an endorsement attributed to former West Cape May Mayor Carol Sabo, but she didn't write it and endorsed his opponent, Zack Mullock.
Philadelphia Eagles Practice
Philadelphia Eagles players take the field during an indoor practice Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at the team’s training facility, Jefferson Health, in South Philadelphia.
2 fatal shootings reported in Chester, the latest in a spate of violence
The fatalities were from separate shootings, one of which left a third individual in critical condition, according to the city’s mayor.
Philadelphia man charged in fatal 2018 road rage shooting in Montgomery County
The case went cold until the gun allegedly used in the 2018 murder emerged in a 2024 shooting in Delaware County.
22 year old Newark man charged in cellmate’s death at Garden State Youth Correctional Facility
Garden State Youth Correctional Facility holds offenders ages 18 to 30.
Jalen Hurts says he’s off to a good start with new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion: ‘You can definitely see the vision’
Hurts also answered questions about the likely departing A.J. Brown at a Wednesday news conference.
Plaintiffs’ lawyers argue antisemitism case against Penn should proceed
The appeal hinged on whether plaintiffs could prove that Penn showed “deliberate indifference” in its response to antisemitism complaints.
National park entrance fees are funding Trump’s D.C. projects
Some conservationists criticized the Trump administration for steering so much money to projects in Washington that appeared to be cosmetic fixes rather than urgent upgrades.