Voice: Larry Platt

The election campaign, and its coverage, underscores the need for something different … you!

The election results forced me to look at myself. Now what?

How I almost bought into the media-fueled myth that 10 percent of Americans think Judge Judy sits on the Supreme Court

On the eve of the U.S. Senate debate, former upstart candidate John Fetterman says dialing for dollars is killing democracy

We took a few diverse young Philadelphians to see the play about the former mayor. A frank and provocative race discussion followed

The first presidential debate underscored why we don’t need moderators. Maybe no referee and no rules will finally get us some substance?

The premiere foodie event is more than a great party; it’s also a sign that dining out has become a socio-political movement

An evening out with Charles Barkley sparks some ruminations on an absurd American ritual

Finally, a company—with local roots—is set to give voters the same election day play by play the media and political elite have kept hidden from us

New York City has had great success collecting back taxes. Why don’t we do what they’ve done?