After being rejected from the Army over his wound from a shooting, Nasair Boston-Epps will join the military after all.

Three of the top four 2020 presidents insist they'll try to ban fracking if elected. Can they? What would that mean for Pa?

September is National Suicide Awareness Month, although anyone who has been touched by the tragedy will tell you there is no moment in their lives when they are not aware of its consequences.

She quit. Tuesday was her last day. But it wasn’t because of the online jerks who critiqued her appearance. Fehlinger had gotten tired of the daily grind of getting up at 2:30 a.m. five days a week to do weather forecasts for morning TV.

Mike McDonnell stole from the church after being abused by one of its priests. But true justice may be arcing, finally, toward the former altar boy.

The granite-clad Charles Library is Temple University’s most compelling work of architecture in decades.

Trump's weak security team and confused Iran policy ensure that a military response to the attack on Saudi oil facilities would boomerang.

We talked with the founders about the ups and downs and how they have emerged as the leaders of the city's largest fashion event.

By itself, Jew is a standard noun. But when changed to a verb, it’s laden with millennia of offensive stereotypes.

It brings memories flooding back for black men who have buried their own emotional scars.

The worst thing about Kavanaugh caper is what our government did to cover it up. And that they got away with it.

It was the kind of moment that took your breath away, and renewed your faith in humanity.

From the way Darin Lee was behaving, it should have been obvious that something was wrong. Onlookers were yelling things like, “We know him. He’s high.” But instead of helping Lee, police shot him multiple times.