Opinion

A lifelong Republican and one-time candidate reminds his fellow party members of what new Americans most want: To know they belong

Last month’s annual count of unhoused people helps determine federal funding for some of our most vulnerable citizens. So why isn’t it more accurate?

A government strategist has a radical idea for the historic park at the heart of a recent controversy over its William Penn statue

An educator and community organizer urges state legislators to pass a bill to raise awareness of, funding for and police integration with mental health service hotline 988

Forget kid-friendly cities. A city that answers to the needs of parents helps all residents, young and old

On the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a local Democratic Congresswoman warns of what’s at stake in 2024: Pennsylvanians’ rights

Asylum seekers can solve our country’s — and city’s — labor shortage. But only, the head of a Philadelphia refugee support group says, if Congress lets them

Just a month after Penn President Liz Magill stepped down, a rabbi and author reflects on how culture warriors weaponized Jewish grief and forced Harvard University’s president to resign

The Comics and Wenches are having fun. The crowd watching them? Not as much. Here, some particularly Philly advice.

A former Pennsylvania political aide moved to New York City for a job. Two decades later, he’s coming back to his adopted city — for good