During the first week of NFL free agency, the Philadelphia Eagles added five outside players, and re-signed a few of their own. Here are five more bargain players who could …
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Overshadowed by all the A.J. Brown trade talk this offseason is the fact that the Eagles, whether they keep Brown or not, are dangerously thin at the wideout position. With …
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For a fifth straight March, shops around Manayunk are displaying small, pink crates to collect donations of menstrual and maternal care products — from tampons and pads to diapers and …
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SEPTA fully reopened its Ardmore Station Monday morning, concluding a six-year renovation project that added a new parking lot, waiting area, restrooms and several accessibility upgrades. The $59 million project …
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The Trump administration plans to deploy U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at airports around the country Monday, more than five weeks into a partial government shutdown that has led …
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Camden just made it through the winter with no homicides, a benchmark the city has not hit since the 1970s. The encouraging milestone is the latest in a larger downward …
The Phillies just don't feel quite good enough. After a measuring stick series loss to the dominant Dodgers at home earlier this week, the trade …
The MLB's trade deadline is fast approaching and the Phillies continue to be linked to players at a variety of positions. Which makes sense — …
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A disagreement over a snow-cleared parking space in Kensington on Thursday afternoon left a 45-year-old man hospitalized with a head injury after he was pistol-whipped …
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N.J. appeals court upholds decision to dismiss racketeering charges against George Norcross, 5 others
An appeals court in New Jersey has ruled against reinstating racketeering charges against George E. Norcross III and five others who had been accused of …
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Philly News
Abrupt removal of President’s House slavery exhibits was pulling ‘pages out of a history book with a razor’
A federal judge made no official decision Friday on whether the recently removed President's House slavery exhibits will be able to be displayed again, but …
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Minneapolis residents say they feel besieged under what some are calling a fascist occupation. Thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been swarming a …
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Twenty-five years ago, the future of the former Philadelphia Naval Shipyard hung in the balance. After years of uncertainty, the Shipyard had officially shut its …
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Health & Fitness
At Philly’s new ‘Disaster University,’ first responders get immersive training for mass-casualty events
Medics in chemical-protective suits, gas masks and fluorescent orange boots trudged onto a SEPTA platform where an attack of unknown origin — chemical, biological, radiological …
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Health & Fitness
Wearing a weighted vest can promote bone health and weight loss, but it’s not a cure-all
Health and fitness trends come and go, and many fads don't deliver on their promises – remember vibrating belts or sauna suits? Today, weighted vests, …
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Technology can be a great tool for boosting your health, but motivation is the foundation of sustained change
We want to get there. Americans want to live healthy, and there's even evidence that men may be slightly more likely to commit to New …
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Health & Fitness
Montgomery County man survives rare, flesh-eating bacterial infection that caused sepsis, kidney failure
Peter Atkinson is the kind of person who puts in long hours, especially since he started his own business in 2012. Every other week he …
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Health & Fitness
Century-old tumor samples may help explain rising rates of colorectal cancer in younger adults
Scientists are turning to tumor tissue samples up to 100 years old and stored in a London hospital to try to solve the mystery behind …