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Philadelphia, home of the first U.S. Mint, is where the country’s first and last pennies were made
In 1793, the U.S. Mint pressed the first pennies. Three moves around the city and 232 years later, it stopped making copper ...
New Eagles tight end Johnny Mundt likens his occupation as a tight end in the NFL to “a blue collar job.” “Getting it done in the trenches next to the big guys is something I take pride in,” Mundt ...
Vic Fangio reveals that Jalen Hurts lost a step in 2025, but he’s back, which is huge for the Eagles
Despite his implication that American hero Dr. Anthony Fauci somehow acted improperly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and despite his denials that he was considering retiring over the winter (he was), ...
It was just the previous season that Joe Jackson played a game without cleats, so he had only been “Shoeless Joe” for a few months. Yet it was already obvious that Shoeless Joe was destined to be a ...
If you didn’t know better, you could be convinced — as you slide a spoonful of lightly breaded crab cake out from its stuffed shell, gaze at the soft light pouring through stained-glass windows, and ...
Luigi Suigo has only been on campus for a few weeks, but he’s already had his Villanova rite of passage. Assistant coach Ricky Harris took Suigo to Campus Corner, the longtime pizza shop on Lancaster ...
The Ultimate Fighting Championship is returning to Philadelphia. On Saturday, Xfinity Mobile Arena will host UFC 330, the first time the city has hosted a numbered event since 2011. Saturday’s ...
As it faced parents and community members during an emotional meeting Tuesday, the Cheltenham School Board laid out several steps to address concerns about the scandal over the 2025 locker-room ...
Immigration courts in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware are ordering people removed from the country in numbers not seen in at least a quarter century. At the Philadelphia immigration court — ...
Tonight, assuming the weather holds out, Phillies players will emerge from cornstalks and onto a field in Iowa, just like the characters in the iconic 1989 film Field of Dreams — and just like some ...
Hurrah for Jonathan Zimmerman’s recent column on the settlement of an antisemitism lawsuit by Haverford College. As a Jew, a supporter of Israel, and a strong opponent of Benjamin Netanyahu’s domestic ...
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