Trudy Rubin: Can Ukraine win the war against Russia? I’m traveling there to find out When this column appears, I will have just arrived in Odesa, Ukraine. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 17, 2023
‘It’s my duty as a Palestinian’: A Q&A with chef Anan Jardali Zahr PHILADELPHIA — For Anan Jardali Zahr, food isn’t just fuel for the body or delights for the taste buds. Food is a way for Zahr, a Palestinian American chef living in the suburbs of Philly, to hold on to her culture and traditions. And for her, food is political. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 17, 2023
A year after the launch of 988, lack of trust and awareness an issue for the mental health hotline PHILADELPHIA — Sappho Fulton's work with people experiencing homelessness requires her to navigate the community's mental health resources every day. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 17, 2023
In a dozen innings, Phillies pull off 7-6 win over Padres on Kyle Schwarber sacrifice fly PHILADELPHIA — The pivotal moments of Sunday’s 7-6 Phillies win over the Padres came down to defense. In the 11th, with a runner on third, Trea Turner made a leaping grab to rob Gary Sanchez of the go-ahead hit. Later in the same inning, Sanchez made a fantastic defensive play… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 17, 2023
Bryce Harper to debut at first base this week vs. Milwaukee Brewers After not playing defense in a big league game since April 16, 2022 in Miami, Bryce Harper will start at first base during the Phillies’ home series against the Brewers this week. Manager Rob Thomson declined to specify which game would be Harper’s first at the position, but it will… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2023
Mike Sielski: Scott Rolen is about to be a Hall of Famer, and he was never the bad guy with the Phillies PHILADELPHIA — Scott Rolen will be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame next weekend, and the occasion promises to reignite a series of debates around here that have the staying power of a syndicated sitcom. Does Rolen deserve enshrinement? Was he a great player? A very good player?… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2023
Bryce Harper breaks homer drought, Kyle Schwarber goes deep twice in Phillies’ doubleheader sweep of the Padres PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper circled the bases, nice and slowly for a change. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 16, 2023
2 Philly police officers mourned after dying on same day in unrelated, nonviolent circumstances PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Police Department suffered a double loss on Friday after two officers with a combined 39 years of service died in separate, nonviolent circumstances. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 15, 2023
Marcus Hayes: The Sixers overpaid and kept Paul Reed to appease angry fans PHILADELPHIA — Seldom has an athlete accomplished so little yet so completely captured the heart of the Philadelphia sports fan. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 15, 2023
Phillies rally late to win against Padres and snap three-game losing streak PHILADELPHIA — They rose and clapped and chanted — “M-V-P! M-V-P! M-V-P!” — and for a few moments, the Padres must have wondered if it was October again at Citizens Bank Park. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 15, 2023
A Wilt Chamberlain documentary used artificial intelligence to re-create his voice. The family is (mostly) thrilled to hear him again. PHILADELPHIA — Olin Chamberlain called his uncle during the NBA playoffs in the early 1990s as Michael Jordan was making another run toward a championship. Chamberlain, then a teenage basketball player in Los Angeles, couldn’t call M.J., but he could get Wilt on the horn. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 15, 2023
Judge rejects Donald Trump’s bid to dismiss a Delco election worker’s defamation lawsuit PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia will remain on the long roster of legal venues where Donald Trump has failed to convince a judge that his job as president in 2020 gives him immunity from lawsuits now. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 14, 2023
Flyers place Tony DeAngelo on unconditional waivers, plan to buy out the defenseman PHILADELPHIA — Tony DeAngelo’s homecoming with the Flyers has come to a disappointing end. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 14, 2023
Review: Beyoncé is indomitable as the Renaissance Tour plays its first American show in Philly PHILADELPHIA — Beyoncé's South Philly Renaissance began with a prelude. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 14, 2023
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 14, 2023 Trudy Rubin: From hell to Harvard: One Ukrainian's escape and how you can help fulfill her dreams Fifteen months ago, Alina Beskrovna was huddled with her mother and 30 other Ukrainians in a pitch-black basement in Mariupol, as Russian shells rained down and buildings around them collapsed in flames. I didn't know whether she was alive or dead.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 13, 2023 RFK Jr. is being disavowed by a Philly-area group that calls themselves ‘Kennedy Democrats’ The founders of the Kennedy Democrats PAC want to make it very clear that they do not endorse Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 13, 2023 Medical assistant pleads guilty to identity theft and using patients' info to buy home goods and rent an apartment A medical assistant has pleaded guilty to 11 felony charges related to identify theft involving seven Montgomery County patients, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said Tuesday.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 13, 2023 Eagles’ James Bradberry delivers shoes for Philly seniors — and has gotten a running start to training camp PHILADELPHIA — Eagles All-Pro cornerback James Bradberry can still vividly recall memories as a child with his late grandmother, Glennie Marie Wilson, back in the family’s hometown of Pleasant Grove, Ala.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 Reports: Sixers restricted free agent Paul Reed signs three-year offer sheet with the Jazz PHILADELPHIA — Restricted free agent Paul Reed has signed a three-year offer sheet with the Utah Jazz, according to multiple reports, which the 76ers have 48 hours to match. ESPN reports the offer sheet is for $23 million.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 Remembering the lives lost in Philadelphia mass shooting PHILADELPHIA — The victims of the mass shooting in Kingsessing died going about their daily life: walking to get food, checking on a friend, responding to neighbors in need.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 David Murphy: Forget about Damian Lillard to the Sixers. And not because of Tyrese Maxey. PHILADELPHIA — Somebody asked me the other day who Damian Lillard thinks he is. It was a great question. It has an unfortunate answer.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 Mo’ne Davis is on an internship with the Dodgers, continuing to inspire baseball fans across the country PHILADELPHIA — Nine years and nearly 2,700 miles removed from her star-making moment, Mo’ne Davis is amazed at how often people still stop her for a photo.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 Cristian Pache’s heroics lift Phillies to franchise record-tying 13th straight road win MIAMI — There was a time, shortly after Cristian Pache was acquired, when his at-bats would bring a sense of dread. Some fans suggested that a pitcher would have a better chance of getting a hit. The thought of manager Rob Thomson pinch-hitting that version of Pache was unfathomable.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2023 Phillies’ Andrew Painter underwent testing after feeling ‘elbow discomfort’ MIAMI — Phillies top pitching prospect Andrew Painter has been feeling “elbow discomfort” and underwent testing, manager Rob Thomson said Friday. Thomson declined to specify what kind of testing.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 7, 2023 Pa. attorney general charges 5 Jehovah’s Witnesses with rape, sexual abuse of children PHILADELPHIA — Five Jehovah’s Witnesses have been charged with raping and exploiting children as part of a Pennsylvania grand jury investigation into the organization’s handling of sexual abuse cases.