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Inquirer readers on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and protecting the polls on Election Day.

A Philly Democrat’s show of support for Brazil's leftist Lula hints at a very different brand in next year’s Congress.

No one else so celebrated the possibilities of what we could bring into being if we just got off the sidewalk and walked into history together.

From a 3-year-old soccer whiz removed from play to the careless treatment of a young person outside City Hall, justice isn’t always served when it comes to Black children.

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

Inquirer readers on President Trump’s stock trades and Villanova basketball’s departure from the Big 5.

Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has stood up to POTUS’s threats. He calls her “totally toxic.”

The state House passed legislation to open primary elections to Pennsylvania’s roughly 1.5 million independent voters, but the bill has not moved through the Senate.

Maida Odom — who spent decades at a reporter, then many years as a journalism professor at Temple University, and recently passed away — is remembered by Peak Johnson, one of her mentees.

Inquirer readers on the profits being made by oil and gas companies, campaign finance reform, and a battle of the Dans in the Alaska Senate race.

Plus, why are media outlets ignoring a Trump rape allegation?

The cancellation of a press freedom event at the Ivy League school shows how institutions of higher learning can fall short in their efforts to “dialogue across difference.”

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.

Inquirer readers on a cellphone ban in Pennsylvania schools and business taxes in Philadelphia.

What is lost when a natural history museum closes? Drexel’s announcement treated the museum as separable from the Academy’s scientific mission. It is not.

Unhealthy relationships can be avoided by listening, sharing guidelines, and setting limits.

Post World War II, Germany and the rest of Europe knew they could count on the United States, and America was guaranteed devoted partners across the pond. Then came Trump, writes Wim Orth.

Winters on the GOP’s ongoing efforts — including a public invitation from President Trump — to encourage Sen. John Fetterman to switch from the Democratic party and join the Republicans.

And are the Flyers actually “soft?”

He fell in the 2023 draft due to concerns about maturity, and now that he's been paid he's the focal point of a locker room in disarray as former Eagles Nick Foles and Jason Kelce sound the alarm.

Ishmael Jimenez filed suit against the school board Wednesday in federal court, alleging violations of his First Amendment rights.

There’s a balance to strike this weekend in Rome. Kevin Willard wants his team to make the most of the experience, but it's also a “business trip.”

As the Phillies' representative in the players' union, Garrett Stubbs is on the front lines of baseball's upcoming labor dispute. He joined "Phillies Extra" to discuss the CBA and the next season.

Thirty-two years after the fight over a salary cap led to a painful strike, MLB is taking another swing at it. And both sides are digging in for a protracted battle.