Facebook's stunning confession on America's 'news deserts' is why they should be broken up.

It’s never been easy to be a working parent, but today, with rapidly increasing child care costs and no guarantee of paid family leave, it’s harder than ever.

Council President Darrell Clarke suggests a civilian addition to the Police Department, but offers scant details.

For many first-generation students, college is not just an academic experience, but a social one – teaching them the language, culture, codes and social cues of the middle class.

Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed a $500 million rescue plan for nuclear power. It would be a mistake.

It’s difficult for me to fathom why Fran Dunphy is being replaced at Temple.

New Zealand's push for gun control after a mass shooting is the norm; our leaders' inaction is the outlier.

Budgeting is about trade-offs, but throwing pre-K out with the soda tax is too much of a sacrifice.

For nearly half a century, dedicated volunteers like Ken Arnold have created an arboretum on the grounds of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill, NJ. The congregation is hoping to attract more visitors to what has long been something of a secret garden in the township.

Non-Muslims in the U.S. and Europe blame Muslims for attacks by individual Muslim extremists at nearly four times the rate they blame white people for equally horrific attacks by white extremists.

Eight months after my office issued a report, the city hasn’t done enough to protect its workers from sexual misconduct or to support them if they are a victim.

District Council members have too much say in land deals, while most Philadelphians don't have enough.

“Now there will be proof he existed. That means something.”