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Over the past week, Philly.Com has received criticism for giving Governor Tom Corbett a column at the beginning of his re-election campaign. For the past couple of years, columnists at the Daily News and Inquirer […]
Yesterday afternoon, news came out of Northumberland County that Minuteman Environmental Services – a waste hauling company associated with the natural gas industry – was raided by a slew of state and federal agencies. These […]
What does Mayor Nutter and Governor Tom Corbett have in common? Besides being bed partners in the destruction of Philadelphia’s public education system, both politicians have opted to choose funding security over education. Over the […]
My name is Wendy Lynne Lee, and I’m a member of the Shale Justice Coalition. I’m an academic and a writer by profession, and a committed activist on behalf of social justice, animal welfare, and […]
Philly.com, the media outlet that publishes storied from the Philadelphia Daily News and the Philadelphia Inquirer, has just announced that Governor Tom Corbett will become a contributor for the media outlet. The article titled “Philly.com […]
“Where you die matters.” We know the names of the children killed in Newtown, CT. We know the names of those killed in the Boston Bombing. The lives and deaths of those killed in these […]
For the past several months in Philadelphia, marijuana activists have been holding demonstrations dubbed “Smokedown Prohibition’s” on the grounds of Independence Hall, and at these events, hundreds of activists would spark up at 4:20 PM […]
In a letter to the editor published in the Reading Eagle on Wednesday, Kutztown student and president-elect of the Student Government Board, Nick Imbesi, made the following appeal: The negative media coverage of Kutztown University must end. […]
In the video below, you can see thousands of Philadelphia public school students funneling into city hall looks like. Around 3,000 to 5,000 students walked out of class from at least 15 of the city’s […]
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