Larry Platt

Last week at the Weitzman Museum of Jewish History, the former Penn president and U.S. Ambassador to Germany reminded us what it takes to repair the breach.

I know, I know. You've had enough of all these damn Giving Tuesday asks. But let me impose one more upon you — this one from some higher powers, like Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, and — my favorite — Thomas Paine.

Hey, have you heard about one of the marketing slogans Boston planners floated for that city's slate of 2026 birth of the nation events?

Budget cuts. School closures. Structural deficit. Scant progress. Spin. Is Superintendent Watlington up to being a transformational leader?

During a sleepless election night, David Hyman had had enough. He'd seen clips of State Representative Chris Rabb 's primary victory party, with

What Does a Zen guru, Philly cheerleader, rabid pirate enthusiast, an former Sixers owner do when diagnosed with terminal cancer? Climb the world’s most famous mountain, of course.

“Concert” doesn't really do justice to what the indefatigable Bruce Springsteen did in South Philly last Saturday night.

Mayor Cherelle Parker has taken big swings and sustained political losses. Here, a job performance review — and a challenge

Free speech is the first of all rights. Philly’s TV station 6abc is fighting for theirs — and yours. Here’s why it matters

What LeBron James signing on with our beloved 76ers says about a city finally learning to believe in itself