John Cole on public transit's plight at the Pa. General Assembly.

John Cole on Donald Trump's efforts to "restore truth and sanity to American history" by erasing parts of America's checkered past.

Winters on the Trump administration's efforts to cover up exhibits about slavery and the Founding Fathers at Independence National Historical Park.

Paper-cut artist Joe Boruchow on his new illustration about starvation in Gaza.

Winters on some of the highs (and lows) at Fort Dix, as the South Jersey military base prepares to confine immigrants.

John Cole on the current chasm between Democrats and Republicans in Harrisburg regarding funding for public transit across Pennsylvania.

John Cole on Philadelphians facing Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests and the muggy summer heat.

Winters on the impasse between the Parker administration and AFSCME District Council 33 over a new contract for Philadelphia's sanitation workers and other blue collar employees.

John Cole on trash piling up as District Council 33 city workers continue to strike.

John Cole on Emil Bove's nomination to be a federal judge. Bove is alleged to have said the Justice Department under Donald Trump should ignore the courts.

John Cole on Montgomery County commissioners barring Montco employees from providing information to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

John Cole on the challenges facing Pa. mass transit.

John Cole on reports that a planned $14 million grant to build the Wissahickon Gateway trail is in limbo because of possible cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency.

John Cole on the Trump administration's uneven approach to enforcing the rule of law in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was wrongly deported to El Salvador.

Winters offers his take on California Gov. Gavin Newsom's comments likening ICE raid protesters in Los Angeles to Philadelphia Eagles fans celebrating playoff victories.