The hatred and the courage

The proposal was received well by Iran’s leaders, many of whom view Vance as an influential figure who could help bring an end to hostilities, the Iranian official said.

Judge David O. Carter wrote that the administration’s demand for urgent action “would wreak havoc and disrupt the election that is already underway."

Premiums on federal and state-run marketplaces will typically jump by around 15 percent next year, according to a Washington Post analysis of finalized and proposed rate increases.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and SpaceX have all launched new, more capable AI models since Dario Amodei, Elon Musk and Sam Altman made their public stand.

In the past few months, at least nine of 15 Cabinet secretaries and several other senior Trump deputies have been formally accused of Hatch Act violations.

Their efforts have aimed to erode this double standard and make it easier to hold men accountable for sexual assault.

And a new state bill targets bullying in private and parochial schools.

Plus, Main Line Health’s highest-paid non-CEO employees.

Plus, the township is looking to put limits on data centers.

Plus, your guide to Tuesday’s ballot.

Plus, White Dog Cafe’s owner must pay in a suit over mishandling sexual harassment.

A new study is the first to find that primates can prioritize friendships over tasty treats, revealing an ability to squash selfish impulses previously undocumented in our hairy ape cousins.

More than two years after Hurricane Helene hit, hundreds of North Carolina residents are waiting to have private bridges to their houses repaired or replaced.

The 62-year-old man was found unresponsive on the front yard of his home on the 5400 block of Harbison Avenue. He died a short time later.

The investigation allegedly found that the theft ring operated across 18 states beyond Pennsylvania.

McMahon has supervised a systematic dismantling of her department, firing hundreds of workers and dispatching the department’s most significant functions to other parts of the executive branch.

Final election results could come as early as Thursday evening, though no clear winner is expected to emerge.

Rochelle Bilal is due to appear in court Thursday over her handling of sheriff sales. Her office recently found $20 million in undisbursed proceeds and backed out of an earlier oversight agreement.

Jabriil Morgan-Cook, 20, Naseem Worrell, 19, and Kaleem Roland, 17, were convicted of first-degree murder in the May 2025 death of Tahaj "Pooh" Harrison.

The Phillies had three catchers on their playoff roster, but don’t mistake that for depth at the position. Once again, they must find help — and possibly an eventual successor — for J.T. Realmuto.

DeSean Jackson’s Delaware State and Michael Vick’s Norfolk State will face off for a consecutive year, but first comes a Friday night matchup between Lincoln and Virginia Union.

A judge approved rent relief for tenants in the largest known per-tenant award in a lawsuit of its kind. And Temple University is planning a $30 million restoration of the historic Burk Mansion.

The midterm elections pit voters’ discontent with Trump and Republicans against unprecedented spending by the superrich.

“The Murders in the Rue Morgue,” considered the world’s first work of detective fiction, has a preservation history that is just as fascinating as its plot.

Spicy fried chicken with curry on fries, smoked trout dip and crispy injera, and a lamb belly banh mi are among the dishes at The Inquirer Food Festival.