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If you’ve lost your job, here’s how you can take care of yourself and your finances
Applying for unemployment benefits as soon as possible can help alleviate some of the financial stress of a layoff. While the ...
Neon dreams and nature scenes make for two very different home decor trends in 2025
One is “loud and in-your-face” colorful, while the other celebrates “simpler, more nature-adjacent things in life.” However, ...
Was letting Guerschon Yabusele go a mistake? It isn’t the first time the Sixers let a key reserve go.
Yabusele was the perfect reserve big man. But the Sixers gave him a ‘really, really low’ offer, similarly to Georges Niang ...
Despite DOGE cuts and Trump executive orders, Philadelphia’s art organizations continue to center the stories of Black Americans
"Our visitors need to recognize themselves and their culture in our galleries," said William R. Valerio, CEO of the Woodmere ...
If Energy Star goes away, finding energy-efficient appliances will be harder. Here are some tips
The Environmental Protection Agency has hinted at plans to shut down its Energy Star offices. A consumer looking to compare ...
First-round pick VJ Edgecombe is among the four storylines to watch during the Sixers’ summer league
Edgecombe, the Sixers' third overall pick, finished with 28 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists in Saturday's Salt Lake ...
Kids of color are drowning at higher rates. We can do something about it.
Even though drowning is preventable, it is the second leading cause of unintentional death in children — and children of ...
America’s big birthday year is coming. Will Philadelphia be ready? | Editorial
How the city performs in the face of a series of high-profile events in 2026 will likely define its image for decades to come ...
John Leguizamo makes tortillas with South Philly Barbacoa’s Cristina Martinez
The second season of 'Leguizamo Does America' starts off in Philly, where the comedian and Mets fan eats a Mexican ...
N.J. just raised the ‘mansion tax’ on high-value property sales. Here’s what to know.
Sellers will have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in higher fees on residential and commercial property sales exceeding $2 million under a New Jersey law enacted by Gov. Phil Murphy.