Federal authorities charged 14 people with gun trafficking and conspiracy charges in connection with nearly 400 firearms purchased in Georgia and South Carolina and brought to Philadelphia
The Ukrainian hardcore band Кат had recorded new songs last fall and scheduled a digital album release for March 11. Little did the band know at the time that date would come two weeks into the Russian invasion of their country.
The National Museum of American Jewish History hopes to reopen soon
Philly Pride Presents attracted criticism from within the LGBTQ community over Facebook posts.
Before this year’s festivities even begin, the Pennsylvania Juneteenth Initiative is already thinking about next year.
By Peter Crimmins/WHYY Governor Tom Wolf says he will only lift face-mask requirements once the percentage of fully vaccinated people reaches 70%, adding “the light is shining bright at the end of the tunnel.”
The Morton Collection of more than 1,000 human skulls was assembled in the 19th century by Dr. Samuel Morton, who used them in an attempt to find an anthropological basis for white supremacy.
For many Jews, Passover 2020 was the first major religious event of the pandemic, arriving under a cloud of dread. This year, many are entering the holiday with a bit more optimism.
This year’s show will be in Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park in South Philadelphia, from June 5 – 13.
