Which version of history will visitors see at the President’s House?

Published June 26, 2026

I create lifestyle and culture videos about what makes Philly a great place to live, work, and play while spotlighting Inquirer reporting across social platforms, helping people see how our work connects to their world.

Fallon Roth

I’m the suburban politics reporter, covering government, policy, and other political happenings in Philadelphia's collar counties. I also cover the ongoing turmoil at the President's House in Philadelphia.

Abraham Gutman

I cover civil courts, whether it's a lawsuit to resolve disputes between neighbors or litigation attempting to change laws. I am especially interested in telling stories that go beyond eye-popping verdicts to show how civil courts interact with people's lives.

Maggie Prosser

I'm a staff writer, covering a bit of everything on the weekends.

Tom Gralish

I am a staff photographer concentrating on local news and feature photo stories with an emphasis on politics, history, and the arts.

Gabe Coffey

I am a Videojournalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer, focusing on telling visual stories of residents of Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. I also specialize in motion graphics to help tell stories.

Esra Erol

I’m the Senior Editor of Social Storytelling. I work with our newsroom's talented social media team to unpack stories and engage audiences across The Inquirer's branded social media accounts.

Eagles/NFL

Eagles Week 4 Photos: The Eagles lose to the Los Angeles Rams,24-20

Photos from the Eagles game against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, October 4, 2026.

David Maialetti and Monica Herndon

Flyers/NHL

See photos of the Flyers hosting the Hurricanes

Elizabeth Robertson

Photography

Go the way of the dinosaurs

Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.

Tom Gralish

Sports

The Big Picture: The Sixers get their close-ups, the Phillies hunt for Red October, and the week’s best sports photos

LeBron James (and his new teammates) struck a pose, the Phillies made the postseason, and the Eagles got caught in a Bear trap. These are the week’s best sports photos.

Inquirer Staff Photographers

Phillies/MLB

Photos from Phillies season-ending 6-3 loss to Braves in Game 3 NL wild card game

Phillies fall to Braves 6-3 in the National League Wild Card series in Atlanta, Ga. on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2026.

Yong Kim

Photography

See photos of AC/DC in Philly

Elizabeth Robertson

Style

Photos: Sixers Media Day

LeBron James joins the Philadelphia 76ers during NBA Media Day at the Penn Medicine Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex in Camden, N.J., Monday, Sept. 28, 2026.

Jose F. Moreno

Science

Pictures from last day of the Academy of Natural Sciences

Founded in 1812, the oldest natural science museum in the Americas closed its doors to the public at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026.

Phillies/MLB

Photos of the Phillies vs Rays game

Elizabeth Robertson

Style

Photos: Penn Football vs. Lehigh

Penn faced Lehigh University during a home football game Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, at Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Jose F. Moreno

Photography

Hurry up and wait

Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.

Tom Gralish

Phillies/MLB

Photos of the Phillies stinging loss to the Tampa Bay Rays

Elizabeth Robertson

Eagles

The Big Picture: Phillies close in on the playoffs, Eagles keep winning, and more of the week’s best sports photos

Another Red October is on the horizon, the Birds are 2-0, and fall is in the air for this week’s best sports photos.

Inquirer Staff Photographers

Style

Photos: Phillies vs. Brewers

Phillies’ quest to clinch a playoff spot stalls again with 5-1 loss to the Brewers

Jose F. Moreno

Phillies/MLB

Photos of the Phillies loss to the Brewers

Elizabeth Robertson

Phillies/MLB

Photos of the Phillies win over the Brewers

Elizabeth Robertson

Photography

The philanthropic Eagles in action

Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.

Tom Gralish

Flyers/NHL

Photos: Flyers training camp

Philadelphia Flyers players take the ice during training camp in Voorhees, N.J. on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026.

Jose F. Moreno

Eagles

The Big Picture: Eagles deliver — on and off the field — and more of the week’s best sports photos

From Jalen Hurts and Jalyx Hunt delivering on (and off) the field, to a shirtless dancing Santa and a fan known as Eagle Libre, these are the week's best sports photos.

Inquirer Staff Photographers

National Politics

At Trump’s rallies, a familiar mix of rituals and a plea to ‘please pretend’

At a time when embattled Republican candidates could use concentrated attention — and money — to elevate a prospective new crop of leaders, Trump is clinging to an old strategy.

Katie Rogers, New York Times

Nation & World

After week of turmoil at Cornell, a heavy cloud hangs over student life

As new information emerged this past week about Cornell’s internal investigation into allegations of a 2024 sexual assault on campus, the Ivy League university has been consumed by the incident.

Maia Coleman, New York Times

Nation & World

Nobel medicine prize goes to 3 scientists for research into brain activity

Karl Deisseroth, 54, Peter Hegemann, 71, and Georg Nagel, 73, have carried out research into light-gated ion channels and optogenetics.

Kostya Manenkov, Lauran Neergaard and Adithi Ramakrishnan, Associated Press

Nation & World

Soldiers seriously wounded in Iranian drone strike tell AP the military's medical system failed them

Soldiers and family members have told The Associated Press of a failure to recognize the seriousness of injuries, a poor plan to get the wounded to hospitals and red tape that has hindered care.

Julie Watson, Jack Brook and Konstantin Toropin, Associated Press

South Jersey news

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And a donation to honor the Gaudreau brothers.

Taylor Allen

Arts & Culture

‘Girl From the North Country’: Arden Theatre makes the best case for a middling Bob Dylan musical

The show, which opened Wednesday night and runs through Oct. 25, pairs a bleak Depression-era tale with an eclectic selection of more than 20 Dylan songs.

Julia M. Klein