Providers report that many clients’ mental health conditions and addictions have worsened during the pandemic due to isolation, fear of the illness developing in themselves and their loved ones, disruption to their treatment, and economic impacts.

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

After Isaias struck with biblical vengeance (9 inches of rain in Wynnewood!), it was hard to wake up Wednesday and think, "OK, cool."

Any nonchalance about the potential for loss of life underscores what we already knew about the restaurant industry: it’s an abusive, overextended, antiquated system.

When the president throws a question mark on the end of a tweet, it’s guaranteed to dominate the news cycle for days.

City Journal staffer Steven Malanga on Trump's tweets and the legacy of Lincoln.

Transit advocates want SEPTA to resume service and run more frequent trains on Regional Rail's Chestnut Hill West and Cynwyd lines and cut fares for intra-city regional rail travel. The idea has been around for a while but its time may have come.

During the Obama administration, local-federal cooperation helped drive Philadelphia murders to a low for recent decades.

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

In the first half of 2020, gun purchases by African Americans increased by 58%, including my own.

People ask, "Where's Black Lives Matter?" That's an easy dig to make but one that completely ignores the fact that the BLM movement, which was founded in 2013 in response to the killing of Trayvon Martin, is a national one that largely focuses on issues of racial injustice.

The president’s proposal to ban TikTok looks very much like childish retribution with a dash of racism.

Leo Burt, the last ‘60s fugitive, is still on the run ... if he’s still alive.