See Jefferson Match Day 2022, when medical students learned their residency placements

The Claremont Institute's ideas were changing long before Donald Trump ran for president — and it has helped to shape the new brand of authoritarian conservative populism now dominating the GOP.

Iran has been launching dozens of drones and missiles at commercial ships in the strait each week, largely out of the public eye, though it has often failed to strike its targets.

An analysis of federal campaign finance data shows that the political groups aligned with the two leading AI developers, OpenAI and Anthropic, have quietly but decisively intervened in key 2026 races.

Cornell’s student government convened a public hearing on sexual assault Thursday, and some 100 people turned out to share their raw emotions in a student union auditorium.

New York’s governor and attorney general are set to give an update about the investigation into a woman’s allegations that she was gang raped at a Cornell University fraternity house.

The latest figures released by the Health Ministry on Thursday showed that 4,018 people have died, making up nearly half of the 8,300 confirmed cases.

And a $2.5 million cleanup.

A recently fired city carpenter was arrested for smashing three portraits of Philadelphia mayors.

Monica Ryadi was brought to the U.S at age 9 by parents fleeing religious persecution in Indonesia.

Take our news quiz on the Phillies, the Parallel Parking Championship, and Chinatown renovations.

Upper Darby residents and environmentalists are working to pull together $8 million to secure the purchase of the Mozino Tract, a parcel of land in Drexel Hill.

Known as Lee, she chatted with rich and poor, native New Yorkers and foreigners and tourists. She had hardy mountain-woman looks and carried a large rucksack filled with her watercolors and paints.

Coming soon to the Philly region: True October weather.

The state Judicial Conduct Board said Common Pleas Court Judge Scott DiClaudio should be removed from the bench. DiClaudio asked for mercy.

Farmers have called for direct financial aid, with many saying the freeze was the most catastrophic of their lifetimes.

“He was the most feared reporter in my eight years in Harrisburg,” former Gov. Ed Rendell said. “He did his work. He did his digging. He really cared about the issues.”

The boy told police he was scrolling TikTok and tapping the gun's trigger when it went off, striking the teen in the face.

The new guidance comes after ICE-initiated vehicle stops have repeatedly escalated when drivers have refused to cooperate or tried to flee.

A unanimous Supreme Court rejected District Attorney Larry Krasner's argument that the SEPTA special prosecutor law is unconstitutional because it strips away the authority of an elected DA.

As Cheltenham pushes to bring businesses to town, the township and tax collector disagree over who should run business license registrations. A switch would require changing a town ordinance.

The Phillies were flat in an elimination game, a fitting way to end a season that rarely gave reason to believe this October would be any different from the last. They won't run it back again, right?

New guidelines for oversized vehicles from the Sports Complex Parking Venture and more are being implemented starting Sunday, changing the way Philly fans have tailgated Eagles games for years.

It was the Phillies’ roster construction that led to their demise in their wild-card series, from the lack of starting depth, a competent bullpen, and reliable right-handed hitters.

"Bucks County, USA" is what filmmakers Robert May, Barry Levinson, and Jason Sosnoff call a “nonbiased portrayal” of a politically polarized Pa. county that acts as microcosm of the whole country.

The Flyers allowed too many shots in their loss to the Devils on Thursday — even if the newcomer Woll stopped enough to keep them afloat.