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‘I will put you in handcuffs’: Philadelphia DA warns rogue ICE agents in airports

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) personnel have not yet been paid because of the ongoing partial government shutdown. President Donald Trump decided to fill airports with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to staff airports in the country. A Philadelphia District Attorney warned agents against unruly behavior, threatening legal action should…

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Philadelphia DA threatened to arrest ICE agents deployed to the city’s airport

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The Independent UK

Philadelphia DA threatens to put ICE agents in handcuffs

The Philadelphia District Attorney has threatened to arrest ICE agents deployed to the city’s airport, warning that a pardon from Donald Trump will not protect them.

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‘Disgraceful’: Karoline Leavitt slams Larry Krasner over arrest threat to ICE agents deployed at US airports

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday hit back at Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner after he warned that immigration agents could face arrest, calling his remarks “disgraceful.”

The Times of India

'Vaping Squirrels' in London and Philadelphia Go Viral: Here's Why They Are Drawn to E-Cigs

Discover the viral phenomenon of 'vaping squirrels' and the environmental dangers posed by discarded e-cigarettes.

International Business Times UK

Philadelphia airport sets world record for longest line of cheesesteaks

Nearly a thousand pounds of steak went into the meaty effort, and TSA agents, unpaid for weeks, ate the results

The Guardian - US

Longest line at Philly airport? Cheesesteaks, not security

Travelers passing through Philadelphia International Airport may have expected long security lines, but the longest line was made of cheesesteaks

The Independent UK

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Workplace relief is coming for employees with symptoms of menstruation, perimenopause and menopause in Philly

Imagine you’re a server at a busy restaurant that requires you to wear a form-fitting, polyester shirt as part of the uniform. When a hot flash hits, you are a sweaty mess. You really wish your employer would let you wear a cotton T-shirt instead.

The Conversation

FIFA Cancels Thousands of Hotel Rooms—Is the World Cup 2026 Cancelled or Just Overbooked?

FIFA cancels thousands of hotel reservations for the 2026 World Cup in cities like Philadelphia and Mexico City, sparking concerns over demand, planning, and the local hotel markets.

International Business Times UK

FIFA is canceling its reserved hotel rooms in World Cup host cities – but nobody is saying why

The world soccer organisation has reportedly canceled hotel rooms in other host cities, including 800 in Mexico City

The Independent UK

What Betsy Ross’ real story tells us about women’s work in the Revolution − and why it still matters 250 years later

For generations, most Americans knew – and maybe believed – a story about upholstery seamstress Betsy Ross and the making of the nation’s first flag.

The Conversation

Impatient driver leaps out of car and punches female crossing guard ‘for taking too long to get children across street’

Surveillance footage shows the moment a suspect punched a female crossing guard in the face in Philadelphia for taking too long to walk children across the street.

The Independent UK

New Philadelphia Tax Could Increase Uber, Lyft, and Delivery Prices: Who Pays More?

Could Philadelphia’s proposed tax on rides and deliveries set a example for cities nationwide?

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Pope Leo will accept the Liberty Medal in a remote broadcast from Rome

Pope Leo XIV will accept the Liberty Medal in Philadelphia on July 3 in a remote broadcast from the Vatican

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Infant dies after ambulance crashes on way to Philadelphia hospital

Crash occurred around 5 a.m. Sunday morning in the Frankford area of Philadelphia after ambulance ran a red light, law enforcement said

The Conversation

Controversy over Reese’s ingredients reveals standard food industry practices most consumers never notice

Springtime in Pennsylvania is peanut butter egg season. This year some consumers may taste the eggs a bit more critically and scrutinize the ingredients and label more carefully.

The Guardian - US

MLS weekend wrap: tough times for Phil Neville and some very, very late goals

Atlanta United ended a long drought, there were dramatic finishes to a batch of games and Carles Gil finally has some support

Sports Illustrated

What Dallas Goedert Extension Means for Eagles Salary Cap, Potential A.J. Brown Trade

Goedert’s one-year contract extension gives the Eagles some much-needed flexibility in 2026.

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Evening Standard

Micheal Martin hails vibrancy of Irish-American community on St Patrick’s Day

The Taoiseach was invited to the parade in Philadelphia as a guest of honour.

Evening Standard

Taoiseach pauses to remember the millions who died or emigrated during famine

Micheal Martin viewed the Irish Memorial in Philadelphia dedicated to those who died or emigrated to the United States.

Golf Monthly

Which Iconic Courses Could The PGA Tour Use For Major Market Push?

With PGA Tour boss Brian Rolapp looking to break into the biggest markets in the USA, we look at which iconic courses could stage tournaments in the future

The Independent UK

Trump pulled mine-sweepers from the Middle East and they’re sitting in Philadelphia as the Iran War rages

The Navy went through with plans to pull the ships from service despite ongoing tensions with Iran

The Conversation

Patriots and loyalists both rallied around St. Patrick’s Day during the Revolutionary War

The Continental Army’s winter encampment at Valley Forge, between December 1777 and June 1778, is the stuff of legend. Chased out of Philadelphia by the British Army, George Washington and over 12,000 American troops retreated to Valley Forge, where they spent six long months harried by hunger, disease and the…

Reason

Am I an Evil, Selfish Scalper for Selling My World Cup Tickets for a Profit?

The buyer, seller, and FIFA middleman were all happy with how the transaction went.

The Conversation

Higher buprenorphine doses help patients stay in opioid use disorder treatment, new study finds

Patients who are prescribed higher daily doses of the medication buprenorphine for opioid use disorder are significantly more likely to stay in treatment. Those on 17 to 24 milligrams averaged 190 days in care compared to 90 days for those on 8 milligrams or less. Yet Black patients are less…

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