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Honeybees are at risk, along with the crops they pollinate. These scientists think the solution lies in the insects’ brains

PHILADELPHIA — The honeybees looked perfectly healthy, buzzing about their boxy wooden hive on a warm autumn day in central Pennsylvania.

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What to know about the new drug trial for Alzheimer's

PHILADELPHIA — A new drug designed to ward off Alzheimer's is being tested at more than 100 sites around the world, including the University of Pennsylvania.

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Mike Jensen: Rose Bowl is a stadium for memory making

PHILADELPHIA — There’s only one guarantee I’m willing to make about what goes down Monday inside the Rose Bowl, Penn State taking on Utah.

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Roberto Clemente’s death 50 years ago forever changed his son, a former Phillies minor leaguer

PHILADELPHIA — Roberto Clemente Jr. was dressing for his first spring training workout in February 1986 when a Phillies official alerted him to a group of reporters waiting outside the clubhouse in Clearwater, Fla. He signed with the team a month earlier for $40,000. Now the press wanted to know…

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From the top of the political world to a basement office: How John Fetterman will fit in the US Senate

For close to two years, John Fetterman was a political celebrity starring in one of the nation's most closely watched — and well funded — Senate races.

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Joseph Augustus Zarelli, the Boy in the Box, remembered at Masses in the city

A framed sketch of Joseph Augustus Zarelli sat between two candles by the church altar, and one by one, visitors who likely never met the boy came to pay respects on a sunny Wednesday after Christmas. Some kneeled and snapped pictures and others put their fingers to their lips, then…

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Former Philly politico Jamie Fleet told Jan. 6 committee that preparations for election challenges started in summer 2020

Testimony from a former Philadelphia politico and top adviser to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described how Democrats were worried about former President Donald Trump’s effort to challenge the results of the 2020 election months before Americans cast their ballots.

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Eagles’ Lane Johnson plans to delay surgery and play in the postseason; Nick Sirianni stresses caution

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles tackle Lane Johnson intends to hold off core muscle surgery and return in time for the postseason, an NFL source said on Wednesday.

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Why did John Cena start following dozens of journalists? We have some theories

From Charlottesville, Virginia, to Jacksonville, Florida, John Cena wants to make sure he’s covered on his local news.

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Weezer honors New Jersey fan and jack-o'-lantern artisan with billboard

PHILADELPHIA — You may like Weezer, but we're betting you never got a billboard from them.

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Marcus Hayes: James Harden back to Houston in free agency? So what.

Woj bomb? More like Woj yawn.

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Mike Sielski: Tim Mayza gave up Aaron Judge’s 61st home run. Why his moment of failure was actually a triumph.

CAMP HILL, Pa. — On Sept. 28 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, in the seventh inning of a game against the Blue Jays, on the eighth pitch of his fourth at-bat of his 151st game, the Yankees’ Aaron Judge hit a two-run home run. The ball traveled 394 feet, landing…

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Climate change is coming for the Jersey Shore, retiring coastal expert warns

On a dock overlooking a coil of Nacote Creek in Atlantic County, New Jersey, earlier this month, Stewart Farrell, director of Stockton University's Coastal Research Center, gave an impromptu master class on barrier islands, ancient geology, crab traps, coastal law, the Delaware Bayshore, and bulkheads.

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A cable service call and the Eagles lead a man back to his late father — and to a new friend

PHILADELPHIA — You just never know what life has in store.

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Sixers lose to Wizards, 116-111, as Joel Embiid’s 48 points are not enough

WASHINGTON — Joel Embiid clearly thought about attempting the potential game-tying three-pointer with less than a minute to play, but tried to drive to the bucket instead.

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Rebellious suburban Philadelphia residents take a novel legal approach to thwart a sewer system sale

An uprising by a Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, town's residents who are unhappy about the privatization of their town's sewer system moved into uncharted territory this month with the creation of a panel to rewrite the town's governing charter to block the sale of the town's wastewater utility.

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Food banks have more demand than ever this holiday season. They worry what 2023 will bring

PHILADELPHIA — When a cereal shipment was late arriving to Share Food Program facilities earlier this month, the team had to scramble to make sure 7,000 seniors in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Chester Counties did not have to wait for their monthly grocery boxes.

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Josh Shapiro is aiming for a reset with Pa.'s Republican legislators as he prepares to become governor

Josh Shapiro is about to inherit a state government so divided that the parties can't even agree who controls the Pennsylvania House.

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Neumann University needed housing. A local convent had space. Now, nuns and students share a ‘dorm’

Neumann University sophomore Katela Villasenor proudly displayed the recently snapped photos on her dorm room wall of herself and a dorm mate donning white bunny ears and striking funny poses.

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Eagles tackle Lane Johnson out for rest of the regular season with abdominal injury

Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson sustained an abdominal injury that is expected to sideline him for the remainder of the regular season, a league source confirmed to The Inquirer on Monday morning.

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James Harden dismisses questions about a potential return to the Houston Rockets

NEW YORK — Is James Harden seriously considering a return to the Houston Rockets in free agency? Or is the 76ers point guard letting the team know there will be no discount this time?

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Shake Milton drains half-court shot before halftime of Sixers-Knicks on Christmas Day

NEW YORK — After a subpar start to their Christmas Day game against the New York Knicks, the 76ers managed to claw their way back to a 63-60 halftime score at Madison Square Garden.

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Sixers recover from slow start, ill-timed report to beat New York Knicks, 119-112, on Christmas Day

NEW YORK — The Christmas vibe around the 76ers was distinctly different.

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Christmas bailouts by Meek Mill, bail funds bring Philadelphians home for the holiday

PHILADELPHIA — For a handful of Philadelphia residents facing the prospect of Christmas in jail, two mass bailout initiatives in recent days — including one by the rapper and reform advocate Meek Mill — brought a welcome surprise: the chance to get home for the holidays.

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Merry Christmas, Cowboys: Without Jalen Hurts, Eagles gift-wrap a win

ARLINGTON, Texas — Merry Christmas, Cowboys.

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