America has let go of its maritime edge at its own peril.

The fundraising numbers are another indicator that this year’s governor’s race could be the closest in a decade.

"Where words fail, music speaks”- Rumi "What do you get when you guzzle down sweets, eating as much as an elephant eats?" Willy Wonka

Few Americans have set up Trump Accounts on their own.

If the bill from Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. passes, it will limit the redevelopment of the museum building to specific uses.

John Dougherty asked President Donald Trump to commute his sentence and backers included former Council candidate Daniel Pellicciotti, former U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta and former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum.

The property was previously part of a far larger development proposal, which collapsed during the pandemic.

The proposal includes a playground, dog park, and pickleball and basketball courts.

Selling doom hasn't worked for SEPTA, so it's pivoting to an upbeat approach in the quest for funds from Harrisburg.

Officials who spoke with The Post expressed frustration that the additional loss of life in the Middle East is not reflected in the Defense Department’s casualty database.

Brown Brothers Media is a media empire raking in millions of clicks with AI, fake writers, and plagiarism.

One week after being released from prison and having his sentence commuted, John Dougherty switched parties.

A clearer picture of Shapiro’s latest campaign haul will become available next week, but his ad buys topping $24 million offers early insight into his strategy heading into November.

A bid for the mayor’s office would pit Brooks, the leader of the city’s Working Families Party, against Parker, a centrist aligned with the Democratic Party establishment.

Old City is one of the few neighborhoods that still sees condo development. This project could become part of the trend.

The project was planned to replace PHA's former Center City headquarters but has faced years of delays.

Parker said the issue is of “grave importance.” But activists who have called on the city to pass a moratorium on data centers called her move too little, too late.

Also this week in Council: One member floated a new structure for the law department and another wants to ban new storage facilities from his district.

Most officials penciled in one more increase this year. An energy shock and a surge of AI investment have reshaped the inflation outlook.

Plus, it’s Fed day

When lawmakers last met in June, they approved a $7.1 billion city budget that left all sides feeling dejected.

The cost of naval operations since the buildup began in January has topped $7.1 billion — not including all the US assets being used to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.

George Gossett Jr. was hired by Sheriff Rochelle Bilal in June to help streamline the struggling office. He has already left to “pursue opportunities in the private sector.”

The current chairman criticized the Fed last year for moving too slowly to cut rates. Investors now expect him to start taking those cuts back.

Fifty-two Philadelphia schools lack air conditioning. The Eagles' star quarterback will cool the auditorium at Northeast High, and said he wants to give more.

The housing market is approaching the highest mortgage rate since January 2025, likely spooking home buyers and home builders even more.

“AI agents” now have enough power and permission to be extremely annoying online.

Two in five homes recently built in Philadelphia were constructed in greater Center City, according to Center City District's latest housing report.

The stories of these four military veterans, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, offer a glimpse into the experience of countless others whose lives were altered by the wars that followed Sept. 11.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has offered few details about an investigation into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell's alleged inappropriate behavior with women, causing tension in Trenton with lawmakers.

The race to power AI is already remaking the physical world.