An order from a widely respected federal judge lays out the case for possible criminal charges against the city’s top elected law enforcement official. You decide.
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The fall of Larry Krasner has produced a hero for our times. Meantime, recent headlines concerning another judge? Not so heroic.
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...and the Philly team that helped her through it.
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Las dos medidas que los votantes pueden aprobar o rechazar el 3 de noviembre benefician a las pequeñas empresas y a los negocios locales, y hacen permanente el Departamento de arte y cultura de la ciudad.
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A veteran movie critic previews the coming 10-day, three-venue movie extravaganza — Philly’s 35th — as “one of the richest festivals in recent memory."
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A longtime university president proposes solutions for remaking colleges for “we the people."
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Hannibal Collins lived with the unseen anemia for 37 years. It was only after his death that I discovered how little the world knows about it.
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And why should you care? Join the Women’s Nonprofit Leadership Initiative on October 26 to learn more about who sits on boards in Philly — and why we need more diversity.
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A small but mighty all-volunteer nonprofit helps Philadelphia dogs who live outdoors.
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They produced Operation Mincemeat, Sunset Blvd. and Evita on Broadway. Now this eminently entrepreneurial Philadelphia couple plans to keep their love for theater alive in their hometown after they’re gone.
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A developer bets that artists make better work when they live with the marketplace. A university bets on the rent. A former UArts professor weighs in on which makes for a more vibrant arts scene.
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CHOP’s esteemed immunologist steps into the debate over vaccines and religious freedom, and asks: What would Jesus do?
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This weekend in Philly we have OURfest and Philly Music Fest, Liberation and Lectures on Tap continues its run, and so much more!
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Philadelphia has a storied and noble history of moral jurists. Recent news has brought one of those to light — in sharp contrast with another.
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Longtime university president @elaine-maimon.bsky.social argues democracy itself relies on a robust and free system of higher education. How can we turn public opinion around?
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This September, the Honorable Paul S. Diamond issued a 40-page order removing District Attorney Larry Krasner and Matthew Stiegler, the chief of the DA’s Conviction Integrity Unit, from the case involving Dennis Johnson. Read the full order here, and decide yourself.
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Marleni Garcia received her cancer diagnosis while she was in college. Learn about the Philly team who's been at her side every step of the journey.

Presented with Fox Chase Cancer Center.
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The upcoming Philadelphia Film Festival may be one for the books. Here, a review of all the can't-miss films.
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Las dos medidas que los votantes pueden aprobar o rechazar el 3 de noviembre benefician a las pequeñas empresas y a los negocios locales, y hacen permanente el Departamento de arte y cultura de la ciudad.
https://bit.ly/4zheKOX

Join the Women's Nonprofit Leadership Initiative for a who's who on Philly's biggest institutional boards, and why they should reflect our city's diversity.
https://bit.ly/4rUco65