150-mile car chase ends in surrender

Bringing back an upper stage from orbit is a major technical hurdle, and Elon Musk's SpaceX was able to pull it off on its first try.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine’s interceptor drones continue to lose contact with their operators when flying faster than 100 mph along the front line and over Russian-occupied territory.

Children are particularly vulnerable to Ebola, especially those with preexisting conditions such as malnutrition, experts say. UNICEF reports children accounted for 35% of deaths through Nov. 4.

Concerns about campaign spending and a challenge by the RNC's second in command threaten Joe Gruters' hold on the role.

The president is set for a historic three-way meeting with Presidents Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir Putin of Russia to talk about their nuclear stockpiles.

The Wanamaker Light Show won’t return this year or the next.

What Lt. Brett Sylvia is alleged to have done has not been detailed by the government publicly — only in media accounts that relied on what appear to be selective leaks authorized by the Pentagon.

Christopher Y. Shin from Cherry Hill, N.J., and Mary I. Cipperman of Devon, Pa., were among the 32 American students selected from a pool of more than 1,000 for the full-ride scholarship to Oxford.

In a social media post, President Donald Trump called U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes’s temporary restraining order “highly destructive and political.”

His Commerce Department has been increasingly criticized in recent months for giving Nvidia unusual access to rulemaking and investigations, and standing in the way of sanctions on Nvidia’s customers.

The approach outlined by Rep. Brendan Boyle, who is in line to be chair of the House Budget Committee in January, would be one way of forcing Trump to either embrace or veto popular measures.

President Donald Trump posted that his predecessor Joe Biden made "an old and broken system worse than when they began."

Lawmakers have failed to close a tax loophole that lets multinational corporations shift profits out of state as schools and food banks struggle.

The Washington National Cathedral was damaged by an earthquake in 2011, and crews are now close to completing repairs to its soaring central tower.

Malayshia Allford was a smart, smiling 10-year-old in need of stability. Philadelphia officials placed her with schoolteacher Carprice Williams to keep her safe. Instead, the unthinkable happened.

Kalshi's 30-year-old cofounder, a self-made billionaire from Brazil, also addresses concerns about insider trading and addiction.

In a tense situation involving City Council, the Academy, and the University, mediator David L. Cohen has said the "public vilification and witch hunt" is standing in the way of a solution.

Kevin Warsh will soon face one of his biggest Democratic critics, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.), who will chair the Banking Committee in the next Congress.

The stately stone wall bordering the Roslyn Burger King on Easton Road is likely a relic of a turn-of-the-century residence, the Old York Road Historical Society found.

Trump’s regime led by incompetent nincompoops crashed on Friday the 13th. How can we survive 26 more months?

After St. Joe’s 83-77 win over Penn in front of a near sold-out crowd at Hagan Arena, Steve Donahue and Fran McCaffery weighed in on next year’s changes to the Big 5 format.

Beyond securing grants, the Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition gives Philadelphia’s new arrivals a support system that is now being tested on several fronts.

Neither Michael Neal or Rob Feeley left the show with a ring on their finger. But their time in cherry and white helped them navigate the spotlight.

The National Association of Realtors’ annual report provides insight into housing market trends.

Pro athletes spend decades dedicated to their craft, which leaves a void once they walk away. Some say they lose their identity. Former Villanova football star and Phillie Matt Szczur found a new one.