Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia is doing better than most Americans realize, yet it's doomed to fail without continued strong U.S. and European assistance.

No matter who ends up leading City Hall or the Police Department, families will likely keep waiting for someone to make good on promises of answers and accountability.

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

Although the move may feel like validation for the city of Philadelphia, everyone should calm down for one clear reason: Dictionary.com isn’t a real dictionary.

Sometimes we can effectuate change just by insisting on being who we are.

The difference should be up to us — you, me, and everyone else — to decide. And we can’t do that if speakers are censored.

President Joe Biden and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky denounced Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children at the U.N. General Assembly.

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

Even if a firefighter with cancer can’t prove they were exposed on the job, it’s safe to assume they were, given the nature of the job. Mayor Kenney must do the right thing.

An executive order by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham doesn’t feel lawless in the same way storming the U.S. Capitol or burning a police car does, but the lack of principle is the same.

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

The Al-Baidhani brothers risked their lives as military interpreters in Iraq, but have been thwarted for 12 years by U.S. bureaucracies from bringing their family here.

What does a series of odd developments since the May primary — including a recent email misstep by her campaign — tell us about the character and judgment of the Democratic nominee for mayor?

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

I, too, have felt the dual stigma of being both Black and female in an occupation that, not all that long ago, was the sole province of white men.