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Major League Soccer and Apple unveiled some more details about the MLS Season Pass streaming package on Wednesday, this time focusing on the production side of things.

PHILADELPHIA — James Bradberry cleaned out his locker stall on Tuesday while fielding plenty of questions about his future.

GLENDALE, Ariz. — James Bradberry threw his shoulders back late Sunday night, fixed the clasp to close his sleet black suit jacket, and, with an almost-imperceptible nod of his head, signaled that the inquisition could begin. He had committed a penalty that had cost the Eagles any reasonable chance of…

PHILADELPHIA — Haitian culture was all around Alain Joinville when he was growing up in Flatbush, Brooklyn.

PHILADELPHIA — At least three Democratic Philadelphia mayoral candidates have signaled that they would consider trying to circumvent progressive District Attorney Larry Krasner and refer gun-related criminal cases to state or federal prosecutors, but the feasibility of such a maneuver is unclear.

PHILADELPHIA — For the first time in his young career, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is eligible to sign a contract extension. Two days removed from the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII, Hurts briefly touched on that looming conversation.

PHOENIX — Jeffrey Lurie looked sad. Howie Roseman looked mad.

As Temple University graduate students strike for better pay and health care benefits, here's a look at what some other colleges locally and nationally provide.

Hadley Leary faces a $12,000 tuition bill and no pay for being a striking member of the graduate student union at Temple University.

PHILADELPHIA — The Arizona Cardinals are finalizing a contract that will make Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon their next head coach.

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen agreed to terms to become the Indianapolis Colts' next head coach on Monday, leaving Philadelphia in need of a new play-caller at the start of their offseason.