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39 years ago today the City of Philadelphia dropped a bomb on a rowhouse on Osage Avenue belonging to MOVE, a West Philadelphia-based Black liberation and activist group.
The bombing and fire killed 11 people, and destroyed 61 homes.
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The Inquirer Editorial Board has made its endorsement in the 2024 presidential race: Vice President Kamala Harris.
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The Inquirer Editorial Board has made its endorsement in the 2024 presidential race: Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Bruce Springsteen will hold a concert and rally with former President Barack Obama in Philly on Monday in support of Kamala Harris.
It’s time to say goodbye to Elon Musk's X. Changes to blocking will endanger people | Opinion
The lingering focus on Biden’s shaky debate obscures Trump’s major verbal miscues | Editorial
Our Editorial Board, which operates independently from our newsroom, weighs in on the state of the 2024 election.
39 years ago today the City of Philadelphia dropped a bomb on a rowhouse on Osage Avenue belonging to MOVE, a West Philadelphia-based Black liberation and activist group.
The bombing and fire killed 11 people, and destroyed 61 homes.
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A group of self-described “gutter-pagan, mostly queer dirtbags” just erased $1.6M in local medical debt.
They celebrated with an unofficial debt burning.
This Philly woman went mega-viral by mocking gross cooking TikToks. Like many Black creators, her fame hasn’t been profitable.
John Fetterman is the best choice to represent Pennsylvania’s priorities in the U.S. Senate | Endorsement
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