FIFA president Gianni Infantino abandons plans to sell World Cup profits to private equity
Gianni Infantino wanted a $20 billion company to run the World Cup with private investors including the Kushner family. But the plan drew backlash that grew every day since Tuesday’s…
Orion Kerkering’s seventh-inning meltdown spoils Andrew Painter’s solid return as Phillies lose fourth straight
Trea Turner and J.T. Realmuto homered, but it wasn't enough in the series opener vs. the O's. Orion Kerkering, who'd been one of Don Mattingly's most reliable arms allowed four…
SEC, Big Ten add long-missing support to college sports bill and revive its chances in the Senate
The bill still has a chance to earn the 60 votes it needs to halt debate and head to an up-or-down vote before the Senate heads for summer break next…
The Orioles’ Taylor Ward fits the Phillies’ needs. But will he be on the market at the MLB trade deadline?
The Orioles are in the AL wild-card hunt, and president Mike Elias says his team could be getting back key pieces soon. So the Phillies may nee to look elsewhere…
A civil complaint has been filed to unseat a jailed Willingboro council member
Prosecutors have taken steps to remove Nathaniel Anderson from office following his conviction for financial crimes.
A man was charged with murder in the death of a fellow inmate at a state facility in Burlington County
Trevor Banton, 23, allegedly killed Yasin Sellers, 24, in the gym at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility on July 17.
The Sixers had a blockbuster offseason. How will that change life for their role players?
To this point, the focus has been squarely on the Sixers’ star-studded starting lineup of James, Brown, Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and VJ Edgecombe. But what about Dean Wade, Anfernee…
U.S. stocks rise to finish a wild July as Amazon soars, Apple sinks, and inflation worries worsen
The gains for companies that invested in AI like Amazon came despite a rise in oil prices. Apple was caught in the AI-induced chip crunch.
Regulators propose overhaul to law governing how banks lend to low-and-middle income communities
The number of banks that need to comply with the rules would shrink to 86, about 3% of banks in the U.S.
Philly tenants have reached a deal with their landlord over unsafe conditions and could get rent refunds
The tenants' class-action lawsuit alleged that Odin Properties, one of Philadelphia's largest landlords, kept charging rent at the Bentley Manor apartments without making required safety repairs.