Is Brett Brown the Right Coach to Lead Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid to a Championship?
He’s obsessed with helping turn his young stars into great people as well as great players. Sixers fans? They just want to win.
Rhynhart vs. Kenney: Inside the Most Contentious Relationship in City Hall
Rebecca Rhynhart’s critics — including the mayor — see her as a grandstanding opportunist. Her supporters see her as the breath of fresh air Philly politics needs.
The Senator Says He’s Not a Rapist
Daylin Leach’s accusers call him a monster. He calls their charges lies.
Can Mary Gay Scanlon and D.C.’s New Wave of Female Voices Derail the Trump Train?
The Philly lawyer-turned-Congressional newcomer is doing her best to find out.
Who Am I to Decide How Long My Ninetysomething Mother Lives?
One Philadelphian’s deeply personal struggle with an aging parent’s end-of-life care.
Asa Khalif Is Running for Philadelphia City Council. Is City Council Ready for Him?
In November, Asa Khalif announced his candidacy — and he might just have a shot.
Has Temple University Lost Its Way?
The university finds itself stumbling from one leadership crisis to the next. Does Temple know what it wants to be?
Philly’s Spark Therapeutics Is Revolutionizing Medicine
But can the CHOP-backed start-up revolutionize the city’s economy, too?
Meet Mike Newall, Poet Laureate of the Opioid Epidemic
The Inquirer columnist has a simple mission: to make sure you don’t look the other way.
The Badass Days of Boring Bob Casey
He was the U.S. senator nobody noticed. Then came Donald Trump.
The Court Jester of Philly Pot Isn’t Smiling Anymore
N.A. Poe helped make Philly a great weed town. Then things got weird.
Jeffrey Lurie’s Long, Strange Trip
After more than two decades, the Eagles owner is still searching.
Bill Cosby On Trial
How, if his scores of accusers are to be believed, did one of America’s most iconic entertainers hide his dark side for five decades?