Man killed in West Philly shooting

In his late-night ruling, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the White House to “immediately return, reinstate, and restore” the three outlets’ access.

Unlike the Hugging Face attack and other incidents in which AI systems were effectively invited the models to demonstrate their hacking skills, the incidents were related to mundane data collection.

Nearly seven months on from the Iran war, gas prices are high but not exorbitant, and analysts say there’s enough oil available to meet current global needs.

A regulation requiring keeping radiation exposure, "as low as reasonably achievable," might seem redundant, but it makes nuclear power more acceptable to Americans.

And a plea deal for a former SJTA official.

Red-light cameras have proved their worth, says the Philadelphia Parking Authority's leader. Enforcement is scheduled to end July 15, 2027, unless the state legislature renews the law.

The groups are seeking funds the fiscal sponsor owed them before it collapsed last year.

Plus, where to go leaf peeping this fall.

Plus, the local spot to get inventive mooncakes.

Plus, a local gallery owner is accused in a fraud scheme.

Plus, a local resident is competing on “Wheel of Fortune.”

Three quarters of likely Democratic voters view the Pennsylvania senator as more of a Republican in a poll conducted after Fetterman participated in Donald Trump's midterm convention.

The storm is unusually early, and it might foreshadow what's to come.

Former Skippack Township supervisor Nicholas Fountain chose to proceed to trial on allegations that he sexually assaulted a boy in his care for years.

The federal lawsuit says Gov. Josh Shapiro's administration bypassed procurement requirements and fired a staffer who raised concerns.

Trump’s decision to greet Xi at Joint Base Andrews just outside Washington rather than receiving him at the executive residence shows how far the U.S. president is going to honor China’s leader.

The news outlets argued they were singled out because of the content of their coverage — in other words, viewpoint discrimination — and called the ban a “blatant violation” of the First Amendment.

For most of the world leaders one of the key questions about AI is this: Who should control life-and-death decisions — human or machine?

Ethics experts said the financial relationships may violate federal rules barring officials from profiting from their government position.

Philly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.

When an employee asks for specific needs related to their religion, recent federal guidance provides a helpful framework, Gene Marks writes.

Crocs’ attorneys say Philly-based Five Below kept selling Crocs look-alikes and accessories even after being notified this March of their trademark, patent, and intellectual property infringement.

McIver’s inner strength is next level. She is running for reelection while fighting efforts by the Trump administration to jail her. Plus, she’s repping her constituents and caring for her family.

The Bears ran all over the Eagles in last year's matchup. Chicago will likely rely on the run game with Caleb Williams' status for Monday night in doubt.

The premium two-and-half-row SUV really goes all in on the experience. For most of the passengers anyway. And, unlike some higher-end Genesis models, the driver will have a nice time, too.