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New Jersey has a rapidly growing Hispanic and Latino population, accounting for about 22% of the state's 1.1 million residents

Neighbors living in the area rushed out of their homes after being awoken by the screams, just to find a speaker accompanied by police and attorneys.

The appearance comes after Carlson used his web show to promote Holocaust revisionism

Robert Wallace was killed after breaking into Christopher Casey’s home after becoming enraged over his loud snoring

Hullabaloo over clip posted by Cherelle L Parker dispersed when it emerged it was in support of Josh Shapiro and not an announcement

Another schoolmate tells Inquirer the suspect wasn’t ‘harshly bullied’, while 20-year-old’s motive remains unclear

A known threat actor is allegedly selling a huge database, containing sensitive data on millions of Jollibee users.

Professor Susan Sullivan doesn't even list Alito's name on her biography, and clerked for Judge Alito when Casey was argued.

The Philadelphia Inquirer recently investigated Philadelphia’s use of what it described as a “little-scrutinized, 7,000-camera system that is exposing residents across the city to heightened surveillance with few rules or safeguards against abuse.” The article detailed how Philadelphia narcotics cops not only allegedly failed to disclose their use of video…

The Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times foreign correspondent provides fascinating insights into surviving his job and his 2019 diagnosis with an aggressive form of brain cancer in this inspiring journal of self-discovery

Jeff McLane of The Inquirer is reporting that Fletcher Cox and Jason Kelce are leaning towards retirement