Rescue plan for Cheltenham mall is taking shape

Police said the swastikas were carved into the turf at the Yardley Country Club overnight Friday into Saturday last week.

See upcoming events such as free events, concerts, fairs, festivals, markets, and other entertainment.

A group of 340 Haverford, Swarthmore, and Bryn Mawr alumni and students warned that the settlement reached earlier this month would "abrogate the rights of all Haverford community members."

The potential cuts could impact the careers of hundreds of current and rising military leaders following scores of firings and denied promotions that Hegseth has directed.

The CDC late Monday added a second measles death to its official tally, without noting the location or identity of the person who died.

Samuel Marquez was held for trial on aggravated assault and related crimes for the stabbing, which took place Sept. 6 on the Blue Route, prosecutors said.

James Pepper, a former school board member, and his wife, Lisa Pepper, say their son’s “horrific abuses” at Jamison Elementary School amount to a “calculated pattern of debasement.”

“This entire case is based on speculation,” attorney Kevin Reddington said during the first hearing since Clancy’s trial ended Sept. 4 with a deadlocked jury.

The case of Jerome Coffey, a Philadelphia man convicted of a 1992 murder and sentenced to life in prison, could decide whether more than a thousand other people get a chance at new sentences.

Camden, Pemberton, and Evesham are among the districts that will be affected after the School Employees Health Benefits Commission approved a premium increase.

Wilkins, 29, is the youngest member of this year's class of 20 MacArthur Fellows.

He turned his lifelong interest in sports, affable collegiality, and writing, reporting, and editing skills into an award-winning career as a TV and print journalist that spanned four decades.

Under a series of often-secret agreements, the Trump administration has deported some 25,000 people to more than two dozen countries.

When asked if the Department of Homeland Security would comply with the NFL’s request to remove the video, a spokesperson responded with a meme photo of Bugs Bunny saying, “no."

“I’m not going to stifle growth of something that will be bigger ⁠than the Industrial Revolution,” the president said while ruling out America.gov.

The outlet’s website, which provides news, guides, community-authored opinions, and neighborhood resources created with community reporting, stopped publishing new stories in June.

Initial estimates were that Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst could hold 1,000 to 3,000 detainees.

Earlier this month, Joseph diGenova, another Trump ally who was appointed to lead the inquiry, suddenly quit five months in after publicly lobbying for the job.

In a fiery hearing, the former special counsel rejected Republican assertions that his investigations of the then-former president were driven by partisanship.

Inquirer readers on the closure of the Academy of Natural Sciences museum and the presidential prospects of Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Today's advice from Dear Abby.

Two more of this U.S. team's young prospects scored goals, including Julian Hall and Mathis Albert capping off the scoring.

The Phillies will pin their hopes to Sánchez in Game 2, but the conundrum of how to get the last three, six, or more outs from a few trustworthy options again awaits Don Mattingly.

Donnie Baseball, beset by a flawed roster and poor bullpen asked his closer for too much and starter Jesus Luzardo for too little in a Game 1 collapse that recalled the days of Rob Thomson.