Thom Nickels is a journalist at Broad + Liberty and The Philadelphia Citizen. He covers a diverse range of themes including religion and spirituality, culture and society, as well as arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on journalism and media. Thom's work has been featured in notable publications such as Broad + Liberty and The Philadelphia Citizen.
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Thom Nickels' coverage is primarily focused on culture and society, with a particular emphasis on religion, controversy, sexual misconduct, scandal, as well as government and politics. His work features expert commentary prominently.
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By: Thom Nickels
On Sunday, April 12 at 8 p.m. a man on bicycle was riding in the bike lane under the bridge […]
White smoke, red agenda. ‘United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny, Terror, and Hamas' HERE
Before his death, Pope Francis created a forum for lay Catholics, theologians, and clergy to discuss a number of topical […]
Rome's Trojan Horse. ‘United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny, Terror, and Hamas' HERE
By: Thom Nickels
When I was in Israel eight years ago, I traveled with a group of seven female health and wellness journalists. They wrote for spa and fitness magazines. I was approved for the trip despite the fact that my travel writing at the time had nothing to do with fitness or analyzing the attributes of body massages. Massages are something you do, not write about.
Working the polls on Pennsylvania Primary Day, May 19, pretty much confirmed for me how entrenched Philly is when it comes to far-left politics.
Planting the seeds of a socialist future. ‘United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny, Terror, and Hamas' HERE
A new play reflects on the struggles of Vietnam veterans and the changing interpretations of the war.
Skip to content On June 16, 2009, the Rosenbach Museum and Library published an eight-page publication called the Bloomsday Herald to
“God don’t bless the child firing gunshots.”
