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Tom Brady is set to join Fox Sports, but won’t call the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles fans should be ready to hear a lot more from Tom Brady.

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Marcus Hayes: Tom, Petty: Brady, both NFL villain and G.O.A.T., retires again — this time for good?

PHILADELPHIA — Happy Tom Brady Day. It’s Feb. 1, the day each year that Tom Brady retires.

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Philly music director Adam Blackstone’s big year includes a Grammy nod and the Super Bowl

PHILADELPHIA — Adam Blackstone has played bass guitar and scored arrangements for some of the world’s biggest performers during his 20-plus years as a musical director.

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Marcus Hayes: Two Black QBs face off in the Super Bowl for the first time. It was inevitable. This is progress.

PHILADELPHIA — Sixteen years ago, Tony Dungy and the Indianapolis Colts beat Lovie Smith and the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI. You might remember it because Peyton Manning won his first ring, or because Prince delivered the greatest halftime show in history. You also might remember it because it…

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Helen Ubiñas: The Tyre Nichols video and the overdue promise of police reform

I guess they expected us to be grateful for the warning.

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The feds just removed restrictions around prescribing a popular addiction medication. What does it mean for patients?

PHILADELPHIA -- People struggling with opioid addiction will now be able to access an addiction treatment drug from any physician licensed to prescribe controlled substances, rather than having to seek out doctors with specialized credentials.

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How to build a community in the diaspora — and raise awareness about your home country

PHILADELPHIA — Phantom stings crawled along Sarah Eskandari's back.

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Helen Ubiñas: The Tyre Nichols video and the overdue promise of police reform

I guess they expected us to be grateful for the warning.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

FBI searched President Biden’s former office at Penn Biden Center in November

PHILADELPHIA — The FBI conducted a previously undisclosed search in November of President Joe Biden’s former office at the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement in Washington, D.C., after his personal lawyers found classified documents there earlier that month, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.

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How Haason Reddick’s persistent quest to become a top edge rusher spurred the Eagles’ Super Bowl run

PHILADELPHIA — Haason Reddick didn’t have time for pleasantries.

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Having fun at work can make your teams more productive — and these experts built a business around it

At many workplaces, coworker bonding looks vastly different now than it did pre-COVID-19. Even for those who have returned to the office regularly, the default ways of connecting have changed.

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Carjackers were no match for a brave Philly transit worker and his 15-ton bus

PHILADELPHIA — Route 5 SEPTA bus driver Chris DeShields interrupted what appeared to be a Fishtown carjacking last week on a late-night run by using his 40-foot bus to box in and scare off the would-be robbers.

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Mike Sielski: Jeffrey Lurie’s Eagles have made a habit of firing coaches and getting to the Super Bowl. How do they do it?

Jeffrey Lurie was basking, which was expected and, given the outcome of the NFC championship game, entirely appropriate. He was in the middle of the Eagles locker room Sunday, a semicircle of reporters around him, his team’s 31-7 victory over the 49ers still so fresh that the maintenance crews hadn’t…

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Since when is any amount of lead allowed in baby food?

PHILADELPHIA -- The Food and Drug Administration urged food manufacturers last week to significantly reduce the amount of lead in processed baby food.

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Sixers are cheering for Eagles and hoping they become next Philly team to reach finals

The Phillies advanced to the World Series in October, the Union reached the MLS Cup in November, and Eagles will play the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl on Feb. 12.

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Dude, you owe me $2: 'Venmo Vultures' scrape for small debts in a tight economy

See them circling? Feel their gaze?

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Joel Embiid’s snub as an All-Star starter no surprise with a flawed system

Why are we surprised?

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Mike Sielski: We’ve seen great Eagles teams, but maybe none as great as this one

There was, for the slightest of moments, a hesitation before everyone at Lincoln Financial Field understood it to be over, before Eagles 31, 49ers 7 was not just inevitable but official.

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David Murphy: Three thoughts: Nick Sirianni’s fourth-down guts set the tone for the Super Bowl-bound Eagles

The defining moment arrived long before the confetti began to fall, long before “Dreams and Nightmares” began to play, long before Nick Sirianni celebrated his Super Bowl berth with a promise that the journey was not yet complete. Peel back the layers of touchdowns and penalties and knockout hits that…

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Marcus Hayes: Run the ball! Hit the QB! Eagles beat 49ers Philly-style, 31-7, to reach Super Bowl LVII.

Nobody weaned on cheesesteaks and scrapple would’ve wanted the Eagles to win it any other way.

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Eagles overwhelm the 49ers in a 31-7 NFC championship win that sends them to Super Bowl LVII

PHILADELPHIA — The entirety of Lincoln Financial Field bobbed up and down in unison early in the fourth quarter.

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Joel Embiid’s 47 points and 18 rebounds propels Sixers to comeback win over Nuggets in battle of MVP contenders

PHILADELPHIA — Joel Embiid got the ball as the shot clock ticked down, dribbled, and pulled up against Nikola Jokić.

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Mike Sielski: The NFL is considering a dumb idea. The Eagles and their fans can show just how dumb it is.

PHILADELPHIA — Inside the practice bubble at the NovaCare Complex, taking up the entire wall behind one of the end zones, is a wide-angle photograph from what was, in all likelihood, the game that featured the loudest moment at Lincoln Financial Field.

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Marcus Hayes: Eagles and 49ers should rule for years. This NFC championship game is just Chapter 1.

PHILADELPHIA — This could be the beginning of a beautiful rivalry.

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Nick Sirianni’s introduction to ‘pro’ football: Checks bounced, coaches quit, and players boycotted

PHILADELPHIA — The starting quarterback quit during the fourth quarter of the season opener, the coaches walked out a few weeks later after their checks bounced, and the turf was so thin that it felt like concrete. This — the inaugural season of an indoor football league — was Nick…

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