A mass of people protesting racism and police brutality closed part of a Philadelphia highway on Sunday. City officials closed off part of Interstate 676 when crowds invaded the highway, demanding the resignation of Mayor Jim Kenney over tear gas from protesters in the City of Brotherly Love last month, …
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A staff member at a summer camp in Wayne County, Pennsylvania tested positive for COVID-19, days before the camp’s planned opening. A counselor at Camp Seneca Lake tested positive for coronavirus during orientation last week, before the children arrived. Despite this, the Honesdale, Pa., Based summer camp told parents it …
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On Twitter for the past few days, #FixMaddenFranchise has been trending: during a global pandemic, in the midst of a contentious election and protests against racial injustice, and as sports will finally resume. People love Madden. Or they love to hate Madden. Or they hate having to love Madden. That’s …
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As the calendar changes to July, there are two ways of looking at things: 1) I can’t believe 2020 is already half over, or 2) Dear Lord, 2020 is only halfway? In most of the past few years, most of us would be taking the first one, but 2020 has …
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The city of Philadelphia will “pause” its reopening plan after cases increased in the past week, as the city previously expected local companies to expand their operations. “The goals we set to go green will not be met this Friday,” city health commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said at a press …
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