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WEBSingles are loving it. Philly is the most single big city in America. College students could have big sway in this election. Here’s how Philly-area campuses are turning out. While young voters are a notoriously fickle group, students on Philly-area campuses are cognizant of the stakes and engaging their friends through social media.
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WEBShonda Rhimes and Gov. Josh Shapiro rallied for Kamala Harris in Montgomery County with a focus on access to women’s health care, including abortion rights. In a presidential election where Pennsylvania could play a definitive role, they portrayed the choice between Harris and Donald Trump as not only protecting women’s rights but the ...
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WEBThree Phillies postseason questions to ponder as they root for chaos in the NL playoff field. The Phillies will be interested spectators of the wild-card drama that could last through Monday. But they must also sort out a few items of their own.
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WEBDawn Staley, Eagles’ Thomas Booker among sports figures endorsing Kamala Harris for president. They are part of a new "Athletes for Harris" group whose headliners also include Magic Johnson, Steve Kerr, Candace Parker, Chris Paul, and Billie Jean King. Jonathan Tannenwald. Twenty years ago, her uncle attended Navy.
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WEBPrudence Powell, celebrated immigration activist, has died at 41. “It’s never been that Black people don’t want to take care of themselves,” she said in 2019. “It’s about not being able to afford to.”.
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