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Philly’s kids are grieving alone from the far-reaching trauma of gun violence, advocates say

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia’s gun violence epidemic is creating a new generation of victims: Youth left to grief alone.

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Are community colleges accessible enough to students without cars? A national group tracks proximity to public transportation

PHILADELPHIA — Nearly one-third of 118 community college and technical school campuses in Pennsylvania are not within walking distance of a public transit stop, and that could be a problem for students without cars or with car problems, according to new research from a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit.

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David Murphy: The Eagles and Jalen Hurts are in good hands with Nick Sirianni, even if it looks unconventional

The single most important quality for an NFL head coach is the ability to maximize the talent that you have at your disposal. It’s the one commonality among all the guys who are generally regarded as the elite of their profession. Andy Reid, Mike Tomlin, John Harbaugh, Bill Belichick, Sean…

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Editorial: If cases involving Trump reach the Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas must recuse himself

“Have you no sense of decency?”

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How Josh Shapiro is trying to turn out Black voters in Philly, a crucial group for Democrats

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia playground was already packed by the time Josh Shapiro arrived. The attorney general and candidate for Pennsylvania governor paraded into North Philly on Saturday, where he was cheered by neighborhood activists who wanted a fist bump and welcomed by elected officials who wanted his ear.

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Who’s the Phillies’ MVP? J.T. Realmuto heads the list, but there are other worthy choices.

When the fifth inning began in San Diego on that Saturday night in late June, everyone’s mind was still on Bryce Harper and how much damage a wayward 97-mph fastball had wrought upon his left hand.

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These three women have dedicated their lives to providing a supportive home to adults in need

PHILADELPHIA -- After three relapses in rehab, Agnes Muto desperately wanted to maintain her progress following her latest round of treatment for an addiction to pain medication.

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Trudy Rubin: Ukraine scores sudden breakthrough that should energize Western support

An elderly Ukrainian village woman comes to her garden gate and freezes as she watches a soldier approach. Then she puts her hand to her mouth, and begins to sob. As the soldier embraces her, she hugs him back, intensely.

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Sheryl Lee Ralph, Quinta Brunson take home Emmys for ‘Abbott Elementary’

"Abbott Elementary," the ABC sitcom about the teachers at a West Philadelphia elementary school, took home two Emmys for its first season.

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Debate talks in Pennsylvania governor, Senate races devolve into trash talk, predawn tweets

PHILADELPHIA — They can’t even agree on when, where or how to disagree.

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Confused about next steps for student loan relief? This expert has some answers

The White House plan to cancel student loan debt has many moving parts — and a lot of unanswered questions.

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Eagles’ Derek Barnett expected to miss the remainder of the 2022 season with a torn ACL

Eagles defensive end Derek Barnett tore his ACL during the team’s Week 1 win over the Lions, coach Nick Sirianni announced Monday afternoon. Barnett, a six-year veteran, is expected to miss the remainder of the season.

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How the federal government is trying to fix the gap between rising rents and inadequate subsidies

The federal government is acknowledging what local renters with housing subsidies know from experience: Vouchers aren't keeping up with rising rents.

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Mike Sielski: The Eagles' vaunted defense was lousy against the Lions, and Jonathan Gannon has lost any benefit of the doubt

DETROIT — As the Eagles, in single file, trudged through a tunnel from the Ford Field turf into the stadium's visitors' locker room, Brandon Graham smiled that thousand-lumen smile of his, and Miles Sanders kept saying, "Big dubs, big dubs," repeating it loud enough for anyone nearby to hear, as…

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Phillies wait out long rain delay and finish off sweep of Nationals

PHILADELPHIA — After enduring the longest midgame rain delay in franchise history, the Phillies notched a three-game series sweep over the Washington Nationals with a 7-5 win on Sunday night. Right-hander Aaron Nola got the start but pitched only two innings (44 pitches) before the rain started to fall. Three…

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‘Women are the reason we can win,’ Pa. Senate candidate Fetterman says at packed abortion rights rally

John Fetterman looked out at a gymnasium packed with people wearing bright pink “Fetterwoman” T-shirts and predicted that women would be the difference-maker in his closely watched Senate race.

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A.J. Brown and the Eagles win, 38-35, in a season-opening shootout with the Detroit Lions

DETROIT — A.J. Brown stood alone from his spot along the visitors sideline.

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Doug Mastriano’s security bubble insulates him from prying eyes and dissenting views

PHILADELPHIA — On a weekday afternoon in late August, Doug Mastriano’s campaign bus pulled up outside Gatsby’s Bar & Grill in suburban Philadelphia just after 1 p.m. The words “Restore Freedom” were emblazoned on the side over a red outline of Pennsylvania.

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Bryce Harper bashes his first homer since breaking his thumb to spark Phillies’ win over Nationals

PHILADELPHIA — A lot can happen in 91 days.

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John Fetterman’s height put him at risk for his heart condition, A-fib. Taller women are especially susceptible

Recent studies offer a reminder that a big risk factor for Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman’s health issues is something over which he has no control: his height.

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How do you get monkeypox? Sex guidelines are under debate

PHILADELPHIA -- The last weekend of August, party promoter Jeremy Taylor hosted a dance at a Broad Street club in Philadelphia featuring tracks from Beyonce’s latest album and cards telling guests where to get monkeypox vaccinations.

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J.T. Realmuto and Edmundo Sosa’s bats help Phillies hold on for series-opening win against the Nationals

PHILADELPHIA — After a game on Thursday night that felt like a vintage Phillies loss, it was important for them to bounce back Friday against the Nationals. Their offense was able to cobble together 13 hits off of the Nationals’ pitching staff — many of those balls hit 95 mph…

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70 Pennsylvania school board members have signed letter against gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano’s public education plan

PHILADELPHIA — Dozens of public school board members across the commonwealth have signed an open letter addressed to Pennsylvania voters and families cautioning against the threat they say Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano poses to public education funding.

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First Lady Jill Biden makes pregame appearance at Phillies’ childhood cancer awareness night

PHILADELPHIA — A few minutes before game time on Friday night, area children ranging from ages 4-15 who were battling cancer lined up along the Phillies’ first-base line. Front office members and members of the Nemours Children’s Health system stood in center field, holding a large yellow ribbon to honor…

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With the hurricane season about to peak, where are the storms?

PHILADELPHIA — What is normally rush hour is approaching for the Atlantic hurricane season, but so far the tropical storm traffic has been eerily unimpressive, despite all those ominous forecasts.

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