ColumnistsLarry Krasner’s exoneration push faces a reckoningA state Supreme Court rebuke and testimony from a former prosecutor in his office are raising hard questions about how zealously the city’s top prosecutor works to overturn convictions.Paul Davies | Columnist Krasner misses a chance to send a message against violence on SEPTA | ShackamaxonDaniel Pearson | Columnist In the American prairie, a stealth plan to end the GOP Senate majorityWill Bunch | Columnist Why we’re still fighting over COVID-19 | Will Bunch NewsletterWill Bunch | Columnist Cheltenham High’s hazing scandal isn’t the outlier you think it isJonathan Zimmerman | Columnist AdvertisementOn immigration, your side is lying to youThe data undercut the right’s fear campaign. Facts also undo the left’s clean narrative of “perfect” new arrivals. That’s the point.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist The smell of death surrounds Donald Trump’s regime, from Guatemala to PittsburghIn just a year and a half, Trump’s warped agenda is killing innocent people at home and around the world.Will Bunch | Columnist I’ve caught real voter fraud. Trump’s claims about New Jersey don’t come close.Before joining The Inquirer, I worked at the Philadelphia City Commissioners investigating voting irregularities. Mistakes happen — but they’re usually found and fixed, despite the president’s claims.Daniel Pearson | Columnist Despite good intentions from the city, Philly’s streets remain deadlier than those in New York and Chicago | ShackamaxonPlus: The mayor loses two key staffers, smoking on SEPTA is ubiquitous, and the Sixers welcome the King.Daniel Pearson | Columnist This quaint Pa. borough is a ‘speed trap’ nabbing immigrants for ICEPolice in Mount Holly Springs, a tiny borough in Central Pennsylvania, have turned over 32 immigrants to ICE since March.Will Bunch | Columnist Tuskegee University’s dress code bans hair bonnets and do-rags — and I’m here for itJenice Armstrong is old-school about classroom attire — and she’s not apologizing for it.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist Haitians and Syrians reel under impacts of Trump’s attack on TPSThey’re not here illegally and they’re not criminals, but thanks to a SCOTUS ruling allowing Trump to eliminate protections, 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians are scrambling to figure out what to do.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist Trump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist Corey Ruiz police killing reveals an America numb to violencePolice killings like the death of Madison, Wis.’s Corey Ruiz, caught on gruesome video, are rising, but public outrage is not.Will Bunch | Columnist New construction can be a good thing — but developers need to respect existing homesA politically connected developer is creating much-needed affordable housing in Germantown. But for the senior citizen whose property borders the building, the construction has left her with a mess.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist Three-year degrees won’t save higher ed. Better teaching will.Tuition is expensive, and students correctly perceive that many courses don’t provide much value. The only way to make the case for college is to stop pretending it’s already working.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist From bike lanes to historic districts, Philadelphians hash it out in court | ShackamaxonNeighbors wage legal battle against the city, the Historical Commission, and Councilmember Jeffery “Jay” Young.Daniel Pearson | Columnist This Pa. ICE arrest makes zero senseThe U.S.’s reputation as a safe haven for the world’s dissidents takes another hit with Pennsylvania’s arrest of a Chinese human rights lawyer.Will Bunch | Columnist Who protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist Will U.S democracy die from embarrassment? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, when Trump’s dark money meets explosive diarrhea.Will Bunch | Columnist See more storiesAdvertisement
Larry Krasner’s exoneration push faces a reckoningA state Supreme Court rebuke and testimony from a former prosecutor in his office are raising hard questions about how zealously the city’s top prosecutor works to overturn convictions.Paul Davies | Columnist
Larry Krasner’s exoneration push faces a reckoningA state Supreme Court rebuke and testimony from a former prosecutor in his office are raising hard questions about how zealously the city’s top prosecutor works to overturn convictions.Paul Davies | Columnist
Krasner misses a chance to send a message against violence on SEPTA | ShackamaxonDaniel Pearson | Columnist
Krasner misses a chance to send a message against violence on SEPTA | ShackamaxonDaniel Pearson | Columnist
On immigration, your side is lying to youThe data undercut the right’s fear campaign. Facts also undo the left’s clean narrative of “perfect” new arrivals. That’s the point.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist
On immigration, your side is lying to youThe data undercut the right’s fear campaign. Facts also undo the left’s clean narrative of “perfect” new arrivals. That’s the point.Luis F. Carrasco | Columnist
The smell of death surrounds Donald Trump’s regime, from Guatemala to PittsburghIn just a year and a half, Trump’s warped agenda is killing innocent people at home and around the world.Will Bunch | Columnist
The smell of death surrounds Donald Trump’s regime, from Guatemala to PittsburghIn just a year and a half, Trump’s warped agenda is killing innocent people at home and around the world.Will Bunch | Columnist
I’ve caught real voter fraud. Trump’s claims about New Jersey don’t come close.Before joining The Inquirer, I worked at the Philadelphia City Commissioners investigating voting irregularities. Mistakes happen — but they’re usually found and fixed, despite the president’s claims.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
I’ve caught real voter fraud. Trump’s claims about New Jersey don’t come close.Before joining The Inquirer, I worked at the Philadelphia City Commissioners investigating voting irregularities. Mistakes happen — but they’re usually found and fixed, despite the president’s claims.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Despite good intentions from the city, Philly’s streets remain deadlier than those in New York and Chicago | ShackamaxonPlus: The mayor loses two key staffers, smoking on SEPTA is ubiquitous, and the Sixers welcome the King.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Despite good intentions from the city, Philly’s streets remain deadlier than those in New York and Chicago | ShackamaxonPlus: The mayor loses two key staffers, smoking on SEPTA is ubiquitous, and the Sixers welcome the King.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
This quaint Pa. borough is a ‘speed trap’ nabbing immigrants for ICEPolice in Mount Holly Springs, a tiny borough in Central Pennsylvania, have turned over 32 immigrants to ICE since March.Will Bunch | Columnist
This quaint Pa. borough is a ‘speed trap’ nabbing immigrants for ICEPolice in Mount Holly Springs, a tiny borough in Central Pennsylvania, have turned over 32 immigrants to ICE since March.Will Bunch | Columnist
Tuskegee University’s dress code bans hair bonnets and do-rags — and I’m here for itJenice Armstrong is old-school about classroom attire — and she’s not apologizing for it.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Tuskegee University’s dress code bans hair bonnets and do-rags — and I’m here for itJenice Armstrong is old-school about classroom attire — and she’s not apologizing for it.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Haitians and Syrians reel under impacts of Trump’s attack on TPSThey’re not here illegally and they’re not criminals, but thanks to a SCOTUS ruling allowing Trump to eliminate protections, 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians are scrambling to figure out what to do.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Haitians and Syrians reel under impacts of Trump’s attack on TPSThey’re not here illegally and they’re not criminals, but thanks to a SCOTUS ruling allowing Trump to eliminate protections, 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians are scrambling to figure out what to do.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Trump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist
Trump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist
Corey Ruiz police killing reveals an America numb to violencePolice killings like the death of Madison, Wis.’s Corey Ruiz, caught on gruesome video, are rising, but public outrage is not.Will Bunch | Columnist
Corey Ruiz police killing reveals an America numb to violencePolice killings like the death of Madison, Wis.’s Corey Ruiz, caught on gruesome video, are rising, but public outrage is not.Will Bunch | Columnist
New construction can be a good thing — but developers need to respect existing homesA politically connected developer is creating much-needed affordable housing in Germantown. But for the senior citizen whose property borders the building, the construction has left her with a mess.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
New construction can be a good thing — but developers need to respect existing homesA politically connected developer is creating much-needed affordable housing in Germantown. But for the senior citizen whose property borders the building, the construction has left her with a mess.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Three-year degrees won’t save higher ed. Better teaching will.Tuition is expensive, and students correctly perceive that many courses don’t provide much value. The only way to make the case for college is to stop pretending it’s already working.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
Three-year degrees won’t save higher ed. Better teaching will.Tuition is expensive, and students correctly perceive that many courses don’t provide much value. The only way to make the case for college is to stop pretending it’s already working.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
From bike lanes to historic districts, Philadelphians hash it out in court | ShackamaxonNeighbors wage legal battle against the city, the Historical Commission, and Councilmember Jeffery “Jay” Young.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
From bike lanes to historic districts, Philadelphians hash it out in court | ShackamaxonNeighbors wage legal battle against the city, the Historical Commission, and Councilmember Jeffery “Jay” Young.Daniel Pearson | Columnist
This Pa. ICE arrest makes zero senseThe U.S.’s reputation as a safe haven for the world’s dissidents takes another hit with Pennsylvania’s arrest of a Chinese human rights lawyer.Will Bunch | Columnist
This Pa. ICE arrest makes zero senseThe U.S.’s reputation as a safe haven for the world’s dissidents takes another hit with Pennsylvania’s arrest of a Chinese human rights lawyer.Will Bunch | Columnist
Who protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist
Who protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist
Will U.S democracy die from embarrassment? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, when Trump’s dark money meets explosive diarrhea.Will Bunch | Columnist
Will U.S democracy die from embarrassment? | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, when Trump’s dark money meets explosive diarrhea.Will Bunch | Columnist
