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Philadelphia is losing its circular window to the world because a new sponsor for the interactive video installation could not be found.

Anthropic sits atop a pyramid of business partners and suppliers, making it a barometer of the broader economy. Its IPO will have widespread implications.

During several hours of testimony, City Council members were focused on what it would take to reopen the museum to the public.

Ethan Young, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Pennsylvanian, is one of six people who sued President Donald Trump over banning of journalists from the White House.

The divisive Israeli leader has scratched, scraped, and literally battled his way back during a stormy three-year period of nonstop domestic crises and wars across the region.

Israel has long criticized the commission’s output and denied accusations of genocide in Gaza and sexual assault by its forces.

The Justice Department plans to deploy 1,000 election monitors nationwide, including to polling stations in Philadelphia, Allegheny, Luzerne, and Lehigh Counties.

Abdul El-Sayed has repeatedly disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political movement, and has said comments about his name and faith are attempts to distract from voters’ economic woes.

Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey agreed Monday to continue talks on expanding cooperation among them, particularly about regional peace and security.

The rejection by voters of Flavio Bolsonaro, son of a former president jailed for attempting a coup four years ago, is also a loss for President Donald Trump, who had embraced the Bolsonaro family.

Evesham Township would take ownership of the property and maintain it with the Black Run Preserve.

A report by Democratic staff aides lands just eight days before Election Day, as candidates across the country were making their closing pitches.

An unusual feature of the filing is its long list of “risk factors,” a required disclosure for every public company but in this case one that runs nearly 100 pages — and makes for riveting reading.

The plan includes four one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments connected to the La Mott firehouse.

For months, No ICE Philly has demanded that the court administration and the Sheriff’s Office take strong action to stop ICE from using the courthouse as “a hunting ground.”

A federal judge wrote that the government’s defense of her firing “flies in the face of nearly two centuries of Supreme Court precedent.”

The result could be unlike anything seen at the polls in modern times.

At Lenape Middle School, the Democratic governor said students "need to spend less time focused on their phones, and a whole lot more time focused on learning."

One elections expert says of a lawsuit against Alaska, “The goal is to create doubt about the process and then use that doubt to justify later intervention or interference.”

The Editorial Board vetted candidates in key races to help you decide.

A Democratic House majority could help address the affordability issues plaguing voters while restoring some common sense, decency, and oversight in Washington.

The early returns on the contracts that Carter and Davis signed in the offseason suggest that hubris might have prevented general manager Howie Roseman from realizing his mistake.

Are these Philly locations actually haunted? You decide.

Sesay, who’s bound for Notre Dame, remained humble while being heavily recruited by major college programs. He also carries a charismatic energy of making those around him “a better person.”

The Cowboys ran straight through an Eagles front seven that was supposed to be a team strength. Anyone who thinks it was a blip hasn't been paying attention.