‘Phillies Extra’ Q&A: John Middleton on All-Star Game highlights, firing Rob Thomson, and the trade deadline
Middleton also talked about his and president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski’s futures at the top of the Phillies’ organization.
Andy Burnham becomes the U.K.’s seventh prime minister in a decade after Starmer resigns
He offers praise for his predecessor and promises a "less toxic" style of politics.
Cirque du Soleil will return to Philadelphia with a holiday-special production
"Twas the Might Before...," inspired by Clement Clarke Moore's poem, is coming to the Met Philly this December
N.J.-based Holtec plans IPO to boost sales of its mass-produced small nuclear plants
The Camden-based company plans to shift from decommissioning old nuclear plants to building Small Modular Reactors, liquid batteries, and solar systems.
Chibanos, a Chinese-Cuban sandwich shop built on family recipes, opens in Washington Square West
Evan Jaroff's pop-up turned brick-and-mortar imbues Cuban staples like pressed sandwiches, yucca fries, and croquetas with Chinese flavors.
The confessions of a killer | Morning Newsletter
Kenneth Houseknecht, who murdered his 12-year-old Deptford neighbor 38 years ago, recently spoke out. And a Philly-made recycling wagon is making the rounds at construction sites across the U.S.
Germantown’s Colored Girls Museum transforms as vanessa german’s power figures take over
The site-specfic exhibit is the artists' offering to the museum and its founder, Vashti Dubois. That makes it a big deal.
Nursing homes got more Medicaid money out of Pennsylvania’s new budget
Pennsylvania's budget sets a new floor of Medicaid funding of nursing homes and updates a formula used to determine whether nursing homes are spending enough on resident care.
US military identifies 2 soldiers killed in Iranian attack on Jordan
The Defense Department said that 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Ewa Beach, Hawaii, and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas, were killed in Jordan.
The federal government typically left gambling to the states — until the prediction markets
On the rare occasions when the federal government intervened, it was to save states from themselves. Now, a federal regulator is limiting states' ability to regulate prediction markets.