I worked on the Harris campaign. The weak election effort by Philly Dems is a sign that Bob Brady has to go.

Democrats must find a balance between inclusionary efforts without alienating key constituents. And better explain to voters how issues like systemic racism undermine democracy.

Casey, the incumbent Democrat, has not conceded to his GOP opponent, who was leading Friday evening by a slim margin of roughly 37,000 votes.

We've been living in a delusional dream state. Donald Trump's big victory is a reality slap: this is what America has become.

The 10 towing companies are asking a federal judge to declare a 2023 law null and void, and ban the Philadelphia Parking Authority from towing abandoned cars.

To some the district is a model of convenience, easily reached by subway and highway with plenty of parking. To others it’s an asphalt wasteland, too often devoid of people and activity.

From rallies on college campuses to podcast appearances, the Trump campaign's effort into courting young, male voters paid off at the ballot box on Tuesday in Pennsylvania.

Cherelle Parker and David Oh sat down with the Inquirer editorial board for over an hour to share their plans for the city if elected for mayor on Tuesday.

A pop star's voter registration frenzy suggests an organized drive to save democracy in '24 can be bigger than decrepit Dems.

Republicans have been crowing that they're now the party of the working class, so why do they oppose higher pay for workers?

Plus, the backlash against Philly native Kristen Welker’s NBC Trump interview.

Ron DeSantis's Florida puts the health of its citizens at risk, bucking the science on COVID-19 vaccine.

New census data shows how "Bidenomics" was helping America's working class and poor — until a key anti-poverty program was killed.

Plus, come see me at the Philadelphia Athenaeum on Thursday night.

In the city where MLK once rose, GOP prosecutors are making dissent over Cop City a felony, with major implications for 2024.

A 15-year-sentence for Philly's Proud Boy chief meant relief for a local activist targeted by harassment. Will Trump free her tormenter?

Fixing policing in Philadelphia is not about replacing Danielle Outlaw. It’s about drastically changing the racist systems that brought us to this point.

Plus, heartland states are showing Trump isn’t the only threat to democracy.

Inquirer readers on the rising cost of home insurance, banning gifts for legislators, and the state of labor on Labor Day.

Signe Wilkinson on the controversial new curriculum adopted by a Bucks County School District.

From 2003 to 2017, columnist Jenice Armstrong highlighted single people for her annual Sexy Singles showcase in the Philadelphia Daily News.

Student media outlets are often the only institutions that can hold universities to account. How else will we learn about campus crime, tuition hikes, and other issues that bedevil higher education?

Plus, Dennis Lehane’s new Boston-in-1974 thriller is really about America today.

Momentous week of GOP debate, Trump's arrest gets "horse race" coverage when the story's not about an election, but authoritarianism.

In almost a decade of teaching, I've never seen a major violence prevention program at the high school level. I've seen healthy food magic acts, but it's hard to care about apples when kids are dying.

An overdue Pa. study showed alarming links between fracking and lymphoma in kids, increased asthma. Why the tepid response?