Eagles’ Tush Push faces an NFL rule change proposal that could ‘adjust’ or ban the play
The Tush Push is in the sights of the NFL's competition committee again, executive Troy Vincent told the Washington Post.
Federal workers sue over Elon Musk’s threat to fire them if they don’t explain their accomplishments
Elon Musk violated the law with his weekend demand that federal employees explain their accomplishments or risk being fired, ...
Sixers’ Joel Embiid misses game against Bulls, but not to point of being shut down for rest of season
Embiid had a tough time moving around Saturday in a loss to the Brooklyn Nets. He and the team are considering alternative ...
As Philly federal workers face a deadline to share their accomplishments, the mandate has created added uncertainty
On his first day in office, Trump signed executive orders mandating an end to remote work for federal employees, a hiring ...
Doctors discuss ‘radical’ surgeries for Joel Embiid that could sideline him for as much as a year
We asked Sixers sources to comment on what doctors were telling us about the most troublesome left knee in Philly. The ...
UArts’ Hamilton Hall will go to the Philly company that repurposed the Bok Building
Lindsey Scannapieco’s Philadelphia company Scout intends to preserve Hamilton Hall for artist workspaces and the attached ...
She was sentenced to life in prison for murder at 19. Now 71 and with cancer, she faces roadblocks to early release.
Marie Scott has been a model inmate for the last 40 years, her attorneys said. Now 71 with cancer, she continues to face ...
Prospect Gabriel Rincones Jr. impresses with newfound power in Phillies’ spring training loss to Orioles
During the Phillies' 7-3 loss, outfielder prospect Rincones blasted a 391-foot, 107.1 mph home run over the right field wall, ...
Delaware County Republican withdraws from county council race after days of online attacks over DEI
Tasliym Morales withdrew from the race for Delaware County Council after other Republicans attacked her over DEI and said she ...
Yes, the U.S. Army Chorus sang ‘Les Mis’ at the White House Governors' Ball
Why is the U.S. Army Chorus’ ‘Do You Hear the People Sing?’ performance from 'Les Misérables' going viral? We explain.
Celebrating Sunday Mass in a ‘wild church’
Rev. Pete Nunnally’s outdoor worship blends faith with nature along Brandywine Creek, part of the growing wild church ...
ICE can’t enter religious sites that sued, including Philadelphia Quakers, judge rules
Baptist, Sikh, and Quaker groups, including the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, filed the ...