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Study: Unless most people get an annual COVID vaccine, tens of thousands will die in the US each year

Public health experts warned from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic that the disease was “not like the flu,” resulting in far more deaths and hospitalizations each year.

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Will Bunch: Trump-DeSantis race to the bottom over schools is golden opportunity for Democrats

The most memorable words from last week's State of the Union hoedown arguably didn't come from an energized President Joe Biden but from his GOP rebutter, Arkansas' new governor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders. She provided an unforgettable frame for the in-its-infancy 2024 president race — albeit maybe not in the way…

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Sixers stay focused, defeat Houston Rockets, 123-104

For many NBA teams, a lack of focus is prevalent at this time of the season.

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Chiefs’ Andy Reid brushes off retirement, seems poised for even more Super Bowl success

PHOENIX ― For 20 years, 14 in Philadelphia and his first six in Kansas City, all Andy Reid heard was “that he couldn’t win the big one.” The evidence was strong: five conference championship defeats, and a clock management meltdown late in a 24-21 loss to the New England Patriots…

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Jalen Hurts went toe-to-toe with Patrick Mahomes. A fumble short in the Super Bowl, he shouldn’t have ‘any doubters left.’

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Jalen Hurts stood face-to-face with Patrick Mahomes after they went toe-to-toe in Super Bowl LVII.

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Marcus Hayes: The Fumble. The Penalty? The Receivers! Eagles issues at Super Bowl LVII.

PHOENIX — There are two types of Super Bowl hangovers. One is physically painful, what with the dehydration, headaches, and gastrointestinal challenges that accompany all-night partying, but the lingering joy makes it worth all the nausea.

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Jonathan Gannon’s defense started fast in the Super Bowl, then disappeared in the second half

GLENDALE, Ariz. – When the Eagles’ locker room finally opened to reporters, the cavernous space was half empty and coach Nick Sirianni was walking around to each stall hugging the remaining players. General manager Howie Roseman exited stage right, but owner Jeffrey Lurie and his heir, Julian, stood over the…

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Eagles' James Bradberry owns up to pulling the jersey in the Super Bowl. To the ref, it was a clear penalty.

PHOENIX — Having hope isn't the same as having a plan.

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Mike Sielski: In an all-time great Super Bowl, the Eagles weren’t good enough. Oh, what could have been.

GLENDALE, Ariz. — It was perhaps the greatest Super Bowl of all, a game full of toughness and comebacks and thrills and magic, a game with two quarterbacks — one on a bad ankle made worse when he was tackled, one with a bad shoulder that he lowered to surge…

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Marcus Hayes: Andy Reid reaches Mount Rushmore of coaches with Chiefs’ Super Bowl win over Eagles

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Andy Reid, welcome to the Mount Rushmore of Coaches.

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Chiefs deny Eagles a championship with 38-35 victory in Super Bowl LVII

GLENDALE, Ariz. – Achingly familiar, Philadelphia experienced heartbreak again on Sunday night.

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4 dead, 5 injured in shootings during a violent overnight in Philly

Four men were killed and five other people were injured in multiple shootings in another violent overnight in Philadelphia.

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Marcus Hayes: No one likes us. We don’t care: The Eagles absorb more Philly hate at Super Bowl LVII.

PHOENIX — “They hate us cuz they ain’t us” is both part of the profane, hilarious riff by actor James Franco in "The Interview" and Philadelphia’s unofficial slogan.

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Flyers fall to Predators in overtime after defensive struggle

PHILADELPHIA — The Flyers started off their weekend back-to-back with their second overtime game in a row. But with a 2-1 loss to the Nashville Predators on Saturday, the Flyers have not won back-to-back games since early January.

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More than a dual-threat QB: Jalen Hurts’ unprecedented Super Bowl run could make history

PHOENIX — Before the start of the Eagles’ season, Michael Vick offered Jalen Hurts a piece of advice.

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David Murphy: Rebuilding is for losers. The Eagles and the Chiefs are evidence of that.

PHOENIX — There’s no such thing as rebuilding in the NFL. It is a buzzword, nothing more. It is a thing that gets said when there is nothing of substance to say. It is a preemptive excuse. Rebuilding is nothing more than a rebranded version of stinking. If a general…

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Strong fourth quarter powers Joel Embiid-led Sixers to 119-108 victory over Knicks

PHILADELPHIA — Doc Rivers feels the NBA trade deadline is a relief for some players.

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Marcus Hayes: Eagles QB guru Brian Johnson’s time is now. Is the sky really the limit for him in the NFL coaching pipeline?

For the moment, Brian Johnson is the pipeline.

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Sen. John Fetterman was released from the hospital. He’ll return to the Senate Monday.

PHILADELPHIA — Sen. John Fetterman was released from the hospital late Friday afternoon after checking himself in on Wednesday with lightheadedness. Fetterman’s office said that doctors ruled out another stroke and that he was expected to return to the Senate when the chamber is back in session on Monday.

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The Jason Kelce brand has limitless opportunities post-Eagles, but it makes retirement ‘very daunting’

PHOENIX — Jason Kelce was once a campus linebacker who pulverized any student who didn’t contribute to Cincinnati’s “Proudly Pennies” campaign.

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Trudy Rubin: Earthquakes killed nearly 12,000 people this week. Three men are partly to blame

There are moments, during horrific natural disasters such as the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, when you can witness the best that mankind is capable of — the noble behavior that often emerges during a crisis.

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Dating advice from bartenders who have witnessed it all

PHILADELPHIA — Bartenders are the all-seeing oracles of romantic rendezvous. They observe countless dates, help save couples from floundering and can even be responsible for the sparks flying when people hit it off — as is the case for customers of Nico Diaz, the head bartender at Philadelphia's speakeasy-style bar…

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Flyers edge Connor McDavid and the Oilers in their first shootout win of season

PHILADELPHIA — As the Flyers faced down three NHL All Stars in the Edmonton Oilers’ Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Stuart Skinner, they looked like evenly matched opponents through regulation and overtime. But in the shootout, the Flyers edged the Oilers, 2-1.

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David Murphy: The Sixers had little choice but to trade Matisse Thybulle

Here sits Matisse Thybulle.

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Fetterman's health issues date back at least to 2017. Here's an overview.

U.S. Sen. John Fetterman's health is in the spotlight again after he felt "lightheaded" Wednesday night and was admitted to the hospital for observation.

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