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Philadelphia slavery exhibit removed by Trump administration returns after judge’s historic ruling
An exhibit about people enslaved by George Washington, the first president of the United States, must be restored at Washington’s former home in Philadelphia, a federal judge ruled Monday. The ruling came after the city of Philadelphia sued President Donald Trump’s administration after the National Park Service took down explanatory panels and a video installation…
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‘Unfathomable’ – Snoop, others mourn rapper and anti-violence activist LGP QUA fatally shot on Mother’s Day
Beloved Philadelphia rapper and anti-violence activist LGP QUA was fatally shot during a robbery...
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Will Smith Gets Street Named After Him In Philadelphia
City Authorities in Philadelphia have named a street after Will Smith for his contribution...
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Gillie Da Kid says police linked slain basketball star Noah Scurry to his son’s killing
During a recent appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay talk show, legendary Philadelphia...
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Noah Scurry: Police investigating shooting which left rising teen athlete on his way to school dead
Noah Scurry, a 17-year-old Samuel Fels High School student, was shot and killed while on his way to school with his mother, according to the school district and police. The teenager played on the boys’...
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The Rock surprises nonprofit with ‘Moana 2’ private screening: ‘I’m going to fly you and your family’
A nonprofit group in Philadelphia received a life-changing surprise. While on the Good Morning America broadcast on Monday, the SquashSmarts program was honored for its amazing community service. Additionally,...
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How Philly’s Black motorcycle clubs are encouraging Black men to vote
With just weeks left before the 2024 U.S. election, Black motorcycle clubs in Philadelphia have hit the streets to encourage Black men to vote. Rev. Alyn E. Waller, who has led Enon Tabernacle Baptist...
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Here are the rudest cities in the U.S. in 2024, ranked by Americans
When tourists set out on their travels around a country, they frequently look for an inviting atmosphere. One would think that in the U.S., people would have learned to be more tolerant of visitors and...
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Fans devastated as family confirms passing of R&B and Funk icon Frankie Beverly
R&B and funk legend Frankie Beverly has passed away at the age of 77. His family confirmed the heartbreaking news in a statement shared on social media Wednesday morning. “Grieving the loss of...
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Mom sparks online debate for spending $16K on her daughter’s prom
High school junior Fela Burk’s over-the-top prom night has the internet buzzing after her mom, Marisela Torres, dropped a jaw-dropping $16,625 on the big event. The breakdown, which was revealed...
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Jalen Hurts’ $200,000 donation for ACs improves comfort for students in Philadelphia schools
Jalen Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback, has shown his affection for the community by contributing $200,000 to fund the installation of air conditioners in Philadelphia-area schools so...
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Meek Mill Wants To Become A Ghanaian
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill seems tired of being an American and now wants to switch nationalities. He claims the United States does not favour black men, hence the thought of becoming a Ghanaian. “I...
