Hahnemann University Hospital could hold 500 patients with the coronavirus. But city officials said they could not pay the nearly $1 million a month the owner has requested.
The nonprofit Becket — Religious Liberty for All discusses the Quebec case and its American counterpart. Also: Two stories about birthdays.
The artist, best known for his handmade octopus chandeliers, shows off his Victorian Gothic brownstone in South Philadelphia.
As many as 12 states may hold primaries on June 2, which now carries the biggest delegate haul since Super Tuesday. That could change how the rest of the Democratic race plays out.
Lower Merion High School in suburban Philadelphia lost its most famous alumnus in January and now has probably lost its basketball season to the pandemic.
President Trump will conduct the high-profile diplomatic gathering by teleconference instead, a White House official said.
There are ways to prevent a crisis of public health from becoming a crisis of democracy.
Antoine Dow helps bring dignity to young black men whose lives were cut short by gun violence.
A pair of Pennsylvania homes constructed by the Japanese-American furniture designer George Nakashima have become an enduring testament to midcentury folk craft.
Canceled religious services are another symbol of a lost chance to be still, to breathe and to gather together.
Cpl. James O’Connor was shot through a closed door while serving an arrest warrant near a church in Northeast Philadelphia. Two people involved in the shooting were injured.
The auctions are postponed, but with gallery shows, museum exhibitions and even highlights from the auctions still on view, Asia Week goes on.
As a form of therapy, arranging gently used blooms is enriching the lives of older and marginalized people.
The “Spanish flu” pandemic, the subject of a new, ongoing exhibit at the Mütter Museum, killed tens of millions of people worldwide.
The Conservative Political Action Conference was attended last week by President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials.
The president, at an event hosted by Fox News, ridiculed the former vice president and said he was shifting his focus from Bernie Sanders.
A participant might commit months or years to a drug trial, only to see it vanish overnight.
For decades, experts’ warnings to prepare have gone unheeded.