2 slain by gunfire in city overnight

Celena Morrison, who led the Office of LGBTQ+ Affairs from 2020 to November 2024, is the latest official who worked on diversity and inclusion matters to sue Mayor Parker's administration.

The move would escalate a bipartisan confrontation over the White House’s increasingly conciliatory approach toward Russia.

Frost is likely in the city, and it might not rain again for the rest of the month.

The prosecution, a rare Department of Justice criminal case against a former employee, revisits a tangled and peculiar saga that roiled the final weeks of the 2020 race.

The prime minister said that a swath of Hebron, where the attack occurred, would be cleared of residents and demolished.

Oleshky is a southern Ukrainian city that has been occupied by Russia since it invaded in 2022 and whose citizens are cut off from food and medical aid.

Department officials said the candidacy of a third contender in the race, another Republican whose name is similar to that of GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan, is a bid to mislead voters.

For months, No ICE Philly has demanded that the court administration and the Sheriff’s Office take strong action to stop ICE from using the courthouse as “a hunting ground.”

“He took off, and the engine wasn’t making power,” an employee said. “He didn’t even clear a hundred feet.”

Abrianna McClintic was involuntarily committed to Montgomery County Emergency Service after a failed suicide attempt, her family said. She died after harming herself while left unattended by nurses.

Sean Scott, 45, is charged with first-degree murder and related crimes in the death of Maya Thomas.

The policy, announced Tuesday, will apply to bookings from Nov. 20 and asks hosts to set “reasonable” house rules and to disclose them in a designated section of their listing.

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania argues in a case before state utility regulators that there should be more guardrails for consumers. Suppliers say they are being scapegoated for recent price increases.

About 50,000 more people died in European cities between June and August than would have if temperatures had not been abnormally hot, researchers estimate.

The government’s moves came as it has gone to extraordinary lengths to scrutinize the midterm elections, ostensibly in search of instances of voter fraud.

As Republicans’ election prospects have soured, lawmakers are building momentum for probes looking into the tech mogul, his companies, or the work of the U.S. DOGE Service.

Protests last Saturday devolved into mayhem, with rioters setting fires, smashing shop windows, looting, and clashing with police.

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The violence is likely to heighten political tensions and security concerns ahead of Israel’s parliamentary election next week.

On Thursday, the state released videos of the fatal shooting of Kohen Wiley, including the officer's body-worn camera footage of the June 14 encounter in a Walmart parking lot.

Women's coaches participated for the first time as well. "A little late, but we'll take it," said West Chester women's coach Dierdre Kane.

The Eagles could be looking at a depleted receiving corps ahead of their Monday night game against the Cowboys.

Sixers guard Tyrese Maxey refuted a report from ESPN's Stephen A. Smith that suggested he went to Doc Rivers' house to complain about James Harden's performance in the 2023 playoffs.

Both teams are mired in losing streaks, but Monday is a chance to escape the Linc with a win. And before the showdown, the Cowboys gave Eagles stars like Jalen Carter and Zack Baun their flowers.

As Cam York and Rasmus Ristolainen near their return, Rick Tocchet and the Flyers must decide how to balance the youth movement behind their three-game win streak.