Philadelphia District Attorney indicted on 23 counts of corruption denies everything and shouldn’t be guilty in court of public opinion, his lawyer asserts.
Pay-to-Play Leads to Indictment of Philadelphia DA
A grand jury in Philadelphia returned a 23-count indictment against Mr. Seth Williams, alleging bribery, extortion and honest services wire fraud.
A grand jury in Philadelphia returned a 23-count indictment against Mr. Seth Williams, alleging bribery, extortion and honest services wire fraud.
Cinco de Mayo Cancellation Sends Mixed Message about Philadelphia
In a city perceived as over-protective of immigrants, Cinco de Mayo Celebration cancelled due to a fear of raids by ICE.
In a city perceived as over-protective of immigrants, Cinco de Mayo Celebration cancelled due to a fear of raids by ICE.
Immigration a Personal Issue for Mayor of Irish Ancestry
Immigration isn’t just a political issue for the Mayor who resisting the president’s agenda, it’s a personal one.
Immigration isn’t just a political issue for the Mayor who resisting the president’s agenda, it’s a personal one.
Philadelphia Police Oversight in Limbo
The Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission, which had no representative testify at a body camera hearing, awaits full-time leader.
The Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission, which had no representative testify at a body camera hearing, awaits full-time leader.
Philadelphia Takes Legal Action Against ‘Misguided’ Travel Ban
Philadelphia is among two dozen cities aiming to halt the revised travel ban.
Philadelphia is among two dozen cities aiming to halt the revised travel ban.
Will Black Pro Wrestlers Ever be More Than Brutes and Buffoons?
Pro-wrestling furthers a dangerous racial stereotype and limits black wrestlers’ identities and professions.
Pro-wrestling furthers a dangerous racial stereotype and limits black wrestlers’ identities and professions.
Where Was the Extreme Vetting for Michael Flynn?
Is President Trump vetting those seeking to come to the country in a way greater than those who help run it via his cabinet?
Is President Trump vetting those seeking to come to the country in a way greater than those who help run it via his cabinet?
Can Philadelphia Prevent Flash Mobs?
Philadelphia can prevent destructive activities like flash mobs, but every sector – police, parents and youth – must own their responsibility.
Philadelphia can prevent destructive activities like flash mobs, but every sector – police, parents and youth – must own their responsibility.
Philadelphia’s Low-Profile Body Camera Hearing
Philadelphia’s body camera hearing should be a big deal, but there has not been a subtle mention in the newspaper.
Philadelphia’s body camera hearing should be a big deal, but there has not been a subtle mention in the newspaper.
Why Colin Kaepernick Should Keep Kneeling During National Anthem
If 2016 was worthy of such a protest by Mr. Kaepernick, than 2017 – which at its onset gifted the country with the Trump administration – warrants a revolution.
If 2016 was worthy of such a protest by Mr. Kaepernick, than 2017 – which at its onset gifted the country with the Trump administration – warrants a revolution.
Uncertainty at Philadelphia Mayor’s Budget Address
Philadelphia Mayor among city officials at budget address who voiced concern about the potential loss of funding tied to sanctuary city status.
Philadelphia Mayor among city officials at budget address who voiced concern about the potential loss of funding tied to sanctuary city status.
Trump Praised for Poise While Police Scrutiny Evaporates
A polished and poised Trump appears to be a bigger news story than the regression of police reform.
A polished and poised Trump appears to be a bigger news story than the regression of police reform.
Amid Protesters, a Philadelphia City Councilwoman Marches Alone
Since the inauguration, protests have cost Philadelphia nearly $3 million; at many of these protests is only one of more than a dozen lawmakers.
Since the inauguration, protests have cost Philadelphia nearly $3 million; at many of these protests is only one of more than a dozen lawmakers.
A Day Without the White House Press
Some outlets may think they can’t afford a day where their White House reporters strike, however, news outlet can’t really afford not to.
Some outlets may think they can’t afford a day where their White House reporters strike, however, news outlet can’t really afford not to.
Philadelphia Men Were the Early Faces of Black Wealth in Sitcoms
Philadelphia birthed the stars of ‘The Jeffersons,’ ‘The Cosby Show,’ and ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,’ all sitcoms where black wealth was visible.
Much has been written about the impact that classic Black American television sitcoms, like ‘The Jeffersons’ and ‘The Cosby Show,’ had on society. Black audiences, in particular, have at length noted how certain television shows which centered the black family in prosperity changed the way they viewed themselves and their potential. The testimony of these…