ColumnistsDespite a long list of complaints against her office, Sheriff Rochelle Bilal can do no wrong in the eyes of Council | ShackamaxonPlus: A year without a commerce director, the school board president feels the heat from Council, and Dean Adler speaks his mind.Daniel Pearson | Columnist an hour agoSCOTUS ruling on voting rights is the Trump administration’s latest attempt to decimate Black political powerSolomon Jones | Columnist SCOTUS gutting 1965 Voting Rights Act is a wakeup call from a dreamWill Bunch | Columnist King Charles III subtly reminds Congress about the importance of checks on kingly powerTrudy Rubin | Columnist The White House correspondents’ dinner shouldn’t be rescheduledJenice Armstrong | Columnist AdvertisementAre ICE warehouses just another Trump grift? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Ben Franklin on impeachment vs. assassination.Will Bunch | Columnist Gunfire of the Vanities: Trump dinner shooting defines a violent, unserious AmericaAnother Trump assassination try leaves dinner guests wanting to party on, in a laughingstock America, numb to violence.Will Bunch | Columnist Pa.’s Rep. Summer Lee really showed up and showed out last week on Capitol HillOn Thursday, she squared off against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House Committee on Education and Workforce budget hearing on the issue of Black maternal mortality rates.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist Trump administration wants to give Afghans who helped U.S. forces a choice between death and disasterThe government is trying to send up to 1,100 Afghan refugees to Congo, an African nation enmeshed in brutal civil wars that have killed and displaced millions.Trudy Rubin | Columnist Some City Council members could learn a lesson from Richard Lazer’s PPA leadership | ShackamaxonUnder Lazer, the Philadelphia Parking Authority went from a patronage den to a civic asset.Daniel Pearson | Columnist Mayday! Can a May 1 general strike save American democracy?The No Kings movement faces its toughest test in barely a week. Will students and workers walk out to protest Trumpism?Will Bunch | Columnist Trump’s extended ceasefire shows his desperation to exit his failed Iran war — but he doesn’t know howAmericans are endangered by his inability to conduct a foreign policy that goes beyond threats and military force.Trudy Rubin | Columnist At Penn, we’re all Jews nowI haven’t met a single person where I teach at Penn who thinks that handing over the names of our Jewish employees to the government is a good idea — so let’s just say everyone who works here is.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist ‘To Philly With Love,’ a new Hallmark movie, wants to be ‘National Treasure’ meets ‘The Notebook’Even the Hallmark Channel is getting in on the nation's 250th anniversary with a new history-mystery romance set in Philadelphia.Stephanie Farr | Columnist New civil war just dropped … at the Supreme Court | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Can Big AI buy off the Democratic Party?Will Bunch | Columnist Why Yale’s term paper on what’s wrong with college gets a ‘D-’An Ivy League university’s report on the loss of faith in higher ed ignores what really killed the American dream of college.Will Bunch | Columnist We still tap MAC and go to concerts at Spaghetti Warehouse. Philly doesn’t accept new names.Our defiance builds community. Don’t like it? Go pound sand up Delaware Avenue. Stephanie Farr | Columnist Five years ago, Jake Voráček called me a name and ripped my writing. Sean Couturier didn’t let me forget.Flyers captain Sean Couturier answered my question the same way Voracek did on the postgame podium five years ago. Then came that toothless smile.Mike Sielski | Columnist Unlike Boston and NJ Transit, SEPTA won’t gouge World Cup fans | ShackamaxonPlus: The Philadelphia Housing Authority innovates, how red tape strangles new businesses, and Gov. Josh Shapiro’s floundering fashion.Daniel Pearson | Columnist On North Broad, a job placement program offers ‘third, fourth — however many chances’One in three U.S. adults has a criminal record, which limits their access to education, jobs, housing, and other opportunities.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist See more storiesAdvertisement
Despite a long list of complaints against her office, Sheriff Rochelle Bilal can do no wrong in the eyes of Council | ShackamaxonPlus: A year without a commerce director, the school board president feels the heat from Council, and Dean Adler speaks his mind.Daniel Pearson | Columnist an hour ago
Despite a long list of complaints against her office, Sheriff Rochelle Bilal can do no wrong in the eyes of Council | ShackamaxonPlus: A year without a commerce director, the school board president feels the heat from Council, and Dean Adler speaks his mind.Daniel Pearson | Columnist an hour ago
SCOTUS ruling on voting rights is the Trump administration’s latest attempt to decimate Black political powerSolomon Jones | Columnist
SCOTUS ruling on voting rights is the Trump administration’s latest attempt to decimate Black political powerSolomon Jones | Columnist
King Charles III subtly reminds Congress about the importance of checks on kingly powerTrudy Rubin | Columnist
King Charles III subtly reminds Congress about the importance of checks on kingly powerTrudy Rubin | Columnist
Are ICE warehouses just another Trump grift? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Ben Franklin on impeachment vs. assassination.Will Bunch | Columnist
Are ICE warehouses just another Trump grift? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Ben Franklin on impeachment vs. assassination.Will Bunch | Columnist
Gunfire of the Vanities: Trump dinner shooting defines a violent, unserious AmericaAnother Trump assassination try leaves dinner guests wanting to party on, in a laughingstock America, numb to violence.Will Bunch | Columnist
Gunfire of the Vanities: Trump dinner shooting defines a violent, unserious AmericaAnother Trump assassination try leaves dinner guests wanting to party on, in a laughingstock America, numb to violence.Will Bunch | Columnist
Pa.’s Rep. Summer Lee really showed up and showed out last week on Capitol HillOn Thursday, she squared off against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House Committee on Education and Workforce budget hearing on the issue of Black maternal mortality rates.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Pa.’s Rep. Summer Lee really showed up and showed out last week on Capitol HillOn Thursday, she squared off against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House Committee on Education and Workforce budget hearing on the issue of Black maternal mortality rates.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Trump administration wants to give Afghans who helped U.S. forces a choice between death and disasterThe government is trying to send up to 1,100 Afghan refugees to Congo, an African nation enmeshed in brutal civil wars that have killed and displaced millions.Trudy Rubin | Columnist
Trump administration wants to give Afghans who helped U.S. forces a choice between death and disasterThe government is trying to send up to 1,100 Afghan refugees to Congo, an African nation enmeshed in brutal civil wars that have killed and displaced millions.Trudy Rubin | Columnist
Some City Council members could learn a lesson from Richard Lazer’s PPA leadership | ShackamaxonUnder Lazer, the Philadelphia Parking Authority went from a patronage den to a civic asset.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Some City Council members could learn a lesson from Richard Lazer’s PPA leadership | ShackamaxonUnder Lazer, the Philadelphia Parking Authority went from a patronage den to a civic asset.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Mayday! Can a May 1 general strike save American democracy?The No Kings movement faces its toughest test in barely a week. Will students and workers walk out to protest Trumpism?Will Bunch | Columnist
Mayday! Can a May 1 general strike save American democracy?The No Kings movement faces its toughest test in barely a week. Will students and workers walk out to protest Trumpism?Will Bunch | Columnist
Trump’s extended ceasefire shows his desperation to exit his failed Iran war — but he doesn’t know howAmericans are endangered by his inability to conduct a foreign policy that goes beyond threats and military force.Trudy Rubin | Columnist
Trump’s extended ceasefire shows his desperation to exit his failed Iran war — but he doesn’t know howAmericans are endangered by his inability to conduct a foreign policy that goes beyond threats and military force.Trudy Rubin | Columnist
At Penn, we’re all Jews nowI haven’t met a single person where I teach at Penn who thinks that handing over the names of our Jewish employees to the government is a good idea — so let’s just say everyone who works here is.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
At Penn, we’re all Jews nowI haven’t met a single person where I teach at Penn who thinks that handing over the names of our Jewish employees to the government is a good idea — so let’s just say everyone who works here is.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
‘To Philly With Love,’ a new Hallmark movie, wants to be ‘National Treasure’ meets ‘The Notebook’Even the Hallmark Channel is getting in on the nation's 250th anniversary with a new history-mystery romance set in Philadelphia.Stephanie Farr | Columnist
‘To Philly With Love,’ a new Hallmark movie, wants to be ‘National Treasure’ meets ‘The Notebook’Even the Hallmark Channel is getting in on the nation's 250th anniversary with a new history-mystery romance set in Philadelphia.Stephanie Farr | Columnist
New civil war just dropped … at the Supreme Court | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Can Big AI buy off the Democratic Party?Will Bunch | Columnist
New civil war just dropped … at the Supreme Court | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus: Can Big AI buy off the Democratic Party?Will Bunch | Columnist
Why Yale’s term paper on what’s wrong with college gets a ‘D-’An Ivy League university’s report on the loss of faith in higher ed ignores what really killed the American dream of college.Will Bunch | Columnist
Why Yale’s term paper on what’s wrong with college gets a ‘D-’An Ivy League university’s report on the loss of faith in higher ed ignores what really killed the American dream of college.Will Bunch | Columnist
We still tap MAC and go to concerts at Spaghetti Warehouse. Philly doesn’t accept new names.Our defiance builds community. Don’t like it? Go pound sand up Delaware Avenue. Stephanie Farr | Columnist
We still tap MAC and go to concerts at Spaghetti Warehouse. Philly doesn’t accept new names.Our defiance builds community. Don’t like it? Go pound sand up Delaware Avenue. Stephanie Farr | Columnist
Five years ago, Jake Voráček called me a name and ripped my writing. Sean Couturier didn’t let me forget.Flyers captain Sean Couturier answered my question the same way Voracek did on the postgame podium five years ago. Then came that toothless smile.Mike Sielski | Columnist
Five years ago, Jake Voráček called me a name and ripped my writing. Sean Couturier didn’t let me forget.Flyers captain Sean Couturier answered my question the same way Voracek did on the postgame podium five years ago. Then came that toothless smile.Mike Sielski | Columnist
Unlike Boston and NJ Transit, SEPTA won’t gouge World Cup fans | ShackamaxonPlus: The Philadelphia Housing Authority innovates, how red tape strangles new businesses, and Gov. Josh Shapiro’s floundering fashion.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Unlike Boston and NJ Transit, SEPTA won’t gouge World Cup fans | ShackamaxonPlus: The Philadelphia Housing Authority innovates, how red tape strangles new businesses, and Gov. Josh Shapiro’s floundering fashion.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
On North Broad, a job placement program offers ‘third, fourth — however many chances’One in three U.S. adults has a criminal record, which limits their access to education, jobs, housing, and other opportunities.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist
On North Broad, a job placement program offers ‘third, fourth — however many chances’One in three U.S. adults has a criminal record, which limits their access to education, jobs, housing, and other opportunities.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist
