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The infectious diseases that experts worry could spread during the World Cup
Public health officials have spent years preparing for the tournament, which is expected to draw visitors from more than 100 countries to the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Social Security fund could run dry in six years | Expert Opinion
For Social Security to be saved from insolvency, politicians must make it a campaign issue, writes economist Joel Naroff.
American Airlines cuts longest-ever flight from Philly
Qatar Airways published five job listings in April for positions in Philadelphia, despite not currently operating out of PHL
Boyertownās Trey Yesavage reflects on āinsane journeyā from single A to the World Series with Blue Jays
Yesavage, who was promoted four times last season, will be honored by the Reading Fightinā Phils on July 5 for Boyertown Day with a bobblehead that depicts him as a…
Jhoan Duran blows his first save in Philliesā 3-2 walk-off loss to the Blue Jays
Duran had been perfect in his first 16 save opportunities entering Tuesday's game. Though the Phillies pulled ahead in the top of the ninth, the offense largely struggled and struck…
Eagles practice observations: Offense has growing pains; Jalyx Hunt shines; Lane Johnson and Jalen Carter return
Vic Fangioās defense outperformed Sean Mannion's offense in seven-on-seven and 11-on-11 drills during mandatory minicamp on Tuesday.
Bucks County man accused of creating child porn using Xās AI chatbot, Grok
The arrest comes one day after Bucks County expanded a federal lawsuit against social media platforms to include X and Roblox.
Matt Freese vs. Matt Turner: The USMNT starting goalkeeper duel could go down to the wire
Over the last few days, both players have said they donāt know whoās going to get the nod for Fridayās group stage opener vs. Paraguay. It has sharpened their focus…
Gov. Sherrill announces 770 free World Cup tickets for some N.J. residents
The tickets will be earmarked for youth soccer players, families of National Guard members, sick children, and first responders.