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The Affordable Care Act is under scrutiny again in Congress. A Wharton professor who served in the first Bush administration offers Republicans a path to reform

Anti-vaccine activists, including the country’s top health official, offered renowned CHOP immunologist and RFK target $1 million to debate them on vaccine safety

Maryland’s Martin O’Malley talks with former mayors Michael Nutter of Philadelphia and Kasim Reed of Atlanta about the only form of governance that matters. (Hint: It’s where sh*t gets done.)

Some PA public schools outsource special education to private schools. But the barriers to secure these services and support are too high, argues a think tank’s education policy analyst

The City law requiring elected officials to quit before running for another office makes elections less competitive. Council’s new proposal won’t fix it — without a change

From fireworks to kid-friendly countdowns to full-on glam, there are so many ways to ring in 2026.

Research has found that fixing up abandoned homes can make a city safer. The H.O.M.E Plan calls for building and rehabbing 30,000 homes in four years

The MS NOW host and Citizen board member reports that naturalization ceremonies across the country are being canceled at the last minute.

This week Trans-Siberian Orchestra comes to town, plus the Vintage Punk Rock Flea Market, Vivaldi's The Seasons, The Philadelphia Orchestra at the Mütter, a women's lineup at Punch Line Philly, and much more