10. The Tea Party? Not much of a party. If there’s one thing 2012 proved conclusively, it’s that the Republican Party needs to be more […]

Drexel study is going to look into building a pedestrian platform to connect West Philly to Art Museum. You go, John Fry. [Inquirer] Strike at […]

Center City Philadelphia has long had a reputation as one of the most “walkable” areas of the country—it’s easy to head out the door and […]

Major Harris, who helped create the “Philly sound” as a member of the Delfonics, died Friday at the age of 65. Harris left the group […]

The days of Pennsylvania as a swing state are clearly over—the state just gave its Electoral College votes to a Democrat for the sixth election […]

President Obama’s re-election has saved the taxpayers a lot of money. Why? Because the Secret Service only has to pay to protect the four immediate […]

Mayor Nutter and Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey held a press conference this afternoon to announce an overhaul to the department’s command structure. There are a […]

In a new WSJ Q&A titled “The Sexiest Bipolar Man Alive,” Philly’s shirtless wonder Bradley Cooper talks about looking sexy, playing crazy, and how being […]

No, City Hall and the firefighters union still haven’t finalized a contract that was to take effect (checks watch) three years ago. But what are […]

Now, don’t get too excited: There’s not much evidence such a plan is happening. But the folks at the Bleacher Report say free-agent slugger Josh […]

It happens every time a monster storm occurs: Gas stations raise their prices, and other merchants often do as well. But “gouging” isn’t nice, and […]

Remember that vague story this morning about giant new Whole Foods store being planned for somewhere near the Philadelphia Museum of Art? The Philadelphia Business […]

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The key to the popular vote

President Obama is probably breathing a sigh of relief that this news didn’t filter out a week ago, but here goes: A new quarterly survey […]