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Joining companies such as John Deere and Walmart, Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc. is getting rid of its diversity, equity and inclusion program.

Back in the playoffs and back with Birdle – our daily Eagles-themed word game returns.

The merger comes at a time when companies that use still images are facing increased competition from images generated by artificial intelligence.

Play along with the Philadelphia Eagles during the playoffs with our randomly-generated Eagles Playoff Bingo card

The Teddy Bear Toss has been around for over 30 years. And nobody does it quite like the AHL's Hershey Bears.

The 1982 movie "Fighting Back," set in Kensington, saw no solution to its challenges but vigilantism. In real life, community-driven development and problem-solving are the path.

Pennsylvania's senior senator was elected as a progressive Democrat. His normalization of Donald Trump is the epitome of a sellout.

Inquirer readers on political distraction and keeping Philly clean.

A city ordinance tying a wage tax refund to the state’s Special Tax Forgiveness program is keeping many people who are working poor from claiming the refund.

Embracing the Kremlin plan to establish U.S. and Russian spheres of influence would be a dangerous mistake.

As the person who wrote the interior preservation law, hear me when I say that it would be a mistake to think the Grand Court is untouchable and will be preserved.

It would be more fiscally and environmentally responsible for the city to reduce the amount of refuse it accepts, and to focus on recycling and composting.

Inquirer readers on turning allies into foes, higher education, and violence in America.

As the second-largest U.S. city burns, the president-elect brings deluded imperial dreams and a disastrous retreat on climate change.

Four years ago, America dumped Donald Trump. Three years ago, my husband beat cancer. Today, we wait for what comes next.

Carter's dedication to protecting natural resources has inspired efforts in the commonwealth to safeguard its rivers.

The crowds of shoppers who once made the street a premier commercial corridor aren’t likely to come back.

To address this evolving crisis, we must dramatically expand rapid access to treatments for addiction and harm reduction resources, write Kevan Shah and Suhanee Mitragotri.

Inquirer readers on Jimmy Carter, Donald Trump's power moves, and SEPTA parking.

With the most powerful Arab army withdrawn, no other Arab army, including Syria’s, was in a military position to invade Israel.

Focusing on the economic cause of the homelessness crisis is the best way to set public spending priorities.

Inquirer readers on immigration, the attack in New Orleans, and youth sports.

Solomon Jones on the shift in America's cultural values marked by the death of the 39th president and the criminal sentencing of the 47th.

Plus, backstory on the implosion of the Washington Post.