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601

Hamilton's Ta'Rea Campbell on the road that led her home to Philadelphia

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Pandemic economy: Jobs, retail, holiday shopping - good news across the board?

603

How 'race-norming' became part of the NFL's concussion settlement process

604

Philadelphia Gay News founder fought for visibility, and won

605

Incarceration is going down in Pennsylvania - but not for women. Here’s why

606

What's in the infrastructure deal? Power grid upgrades, drinking water, high speed internet

607

'People have a lot of power:' What bosses need to realize about the worker shortage

608

A sacred journey: How Philadelphia’s USS Olympia carried the Unknown Soldier home

609

The real reasons why immigration stays broken, no matter who is president

610

One in four American Jews was targeted by antisemitism in the last 12 months

611

How climate change affects the colors of fall leaves

612

Temple Pharmacy wants to solve a $500 billion medication problem

613

Pandemic economy: more jobs, higher wages

614

A Second Amendment case you need to hear about

615

Does the U.S. Constitution still hold up?

616

'Support your local veterans:' the Flyers Warriors are disabled veterans who play hockey together, and they're representing Philadelphia at the Warrior Classic

617

How well does the national media cover politics without bias?

618

How Drexel will spend $14.4 million examining disparities in public health

619

American workers are having a moment, but how long will changes to labor's power dynamics last?

620

Ask an economist: Is 2% GDP growth underwhelming or not that bad?

621

Meet the candidate: Republican Jack Ciattarelli says living in New Jersey needs to be more affordable

622

A new report rates America’s mental health, and the findings are revealing

623

Tracking childhood obesity changes during the pandemic

624

Delta variant financial hardship: Who is struggling most?

625

He's no longer an Eagle, but Zach Ertz wants to make a difference in Philadelphia with the House of Hope

626

'This needs to be spoken about:' Morgan McCaffery's family is fighting for teens in toxic relationships

627

Pandemic economy: Workers taking back the power

628

Should student athletes be considered employees? Changing tides for the NCAA

629

The Long Haul: New COVID treatments and the 'endemic pandemic'

630

The Long Haul: Vaccine safety for children and learning to live with coronavirus

631

The Long Haul: Holiday dinner vaccination conversations, helping kids cope with a long pandemic

632

'They're not robots.' Lane Johnson’s battle with depression broadens the conversation about athletes’ mental health

633

Anti-vax professional athletes: how the choices of a few affect many

634

Phil Murphy vs. Jack Ciattarelli: Is the New Jersey governor race as predictable as it seems?

635

'One word? Horrible.' The pre-pandemic causes of the child care crisis and how it gets fixed

636

Pandemic economy: Unemployment claims hit a COVID low

637

Debunking myths around COVID vaccines and pregnancy

638

Why the pandemic supply chain issues haven't gone away

639

Uncomfortable questions about Facebook after whistleblower revelations

640

In the booth with Lou Nolan: 50 years of Philadelphia Flyers hockey

641

How Sam Hinkie and William Penn both learned to trust the process in Philadelphia

642

Pandemic economy: Overshooting jobs numbers, how childcare issues are holding the economy back

643

Tensions on the rise: China, Taiwan aim to avoid conflict

644

War update: Humans vs. the spotted lanternfly scourge

645

Un-president-ed: Trump's grip on GOP remains strong nearly a year after defeat

646

How Gabby Petito brought attention to our fascination with true crime, and to specific stories

647

'Pretty dramatic:' Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 pill from Merck

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Ford, Chrysler, Uber: The most and least trusted car and travel brands

649

How funding fights in Washington move the pandemic economy

650

The evolution of homecoming

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The most pointlessly destructive political fight in Washington

652

Kids and COVID-19: how coronavirus affects kids has changed over the pandemic

653

Food bank prepares for a 'tidal wave' of need

654

What Halloween, home sales, and supply chains will tell us about the pandemic economy

655

How to prepare for extreme weather disasters

656

"A wake of confusion": The effects of the new Texas abortion law

657

The "shadow docket" explained: should the Supreme Court have to show its work?

658

'See your doctor:' the pandemic's secondary ripple effect

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Pandemic economy update: The new employment normal?

660

'Impossible to ignore:' The impact of climate change on Philadelphia's infrastructure

661

Some politicians blame the worker shortage on Americans choosing unemployment over jobs. The data tells a different story.

662

Belligerent passengers, mask fights: Flying is awful now and we are the worst

663

"They don't eat. They don't sleep. They go home. They cry." Nurses are pushed to their limits and the crisis could get worse.

664

If you are fully vaccinated, what is your risk of getting COVID-19? Q&A about Delta, breakthrough infections, and long COVID

665

"It's been a year." Housing, finding vaccines, and fighting COVID misinformation: behind the scenes of the Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha

666

First responders look back on how 9/11 changed their lives

667

Pandemic economy update: Wall Street's rough week, and the possible impact of vaccine mandates

668

Picking Up the Pieces: After 9/11 loss, a mother turns to family, service to cope

669

Finding hope, love, and life after a 9/11 loss

670

Can my employer make me get a COVID-19 vaccine? Breaking down vaccine mandates and exemptions.

671

We Need Black Teachers: The campaign to recruit Black educators and increase teacher diversity

672

Concerts, live sports, and entertainment can convince people to get vaccinated: Morning Consult survey

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The delta variant is dragging down the economic recovery, and it's high time for an infrastructure bill

674

Prison gerrymandering, explained

675

Texas' new abortion law: Why the Supreme Court didn't do anything, and the future of Roe vs Wade

676

Need help with student loans? Take advantage of the last payment pause and other tips to stay afloat

677

"Why not just quit your job?" This woman made a significant career change, from retail to engineering -- and you can too

678

Back to school economy update, childcare questions, and eviction concerns

679

Sick and tired of 'the customer is always right:' the worker shortage and American service culture

680

The Philadelphia flower show moved to FDR Park, and both got a lot greener

681

Forensic pathologist on the rise of fentanyl and the opioid crisis

682

Full FDA approval for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine: What it means, and when booster shots may be necessary

683

Pandemic economy: Good jobs news, Delta variant concerns, and 'this worker shortage is real'

684

The Taliban takeover and sudden collapse of Afghanistan 'didn't have to end this way'.

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How to ask if someone is vaccinated - and what to do if you don't like their answer

686

Basic policy ideas to get people healthier for less money

687

'The drop-off was severe.' Cancer screenings declined sharply during the pandemic

688

'Dream big': Upper Providence team is going to the Little League World Series

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The most trusted retail brands / top mistakes brands make to lose trust

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This Philly nonprofit deconstructs blighted homes, saving valuable materials from the trash

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The mysterious illness killing thousands of songbirds

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When can kids get vaccinated? Questions and answers about the delta variant and going back to school

693

The CDC's new eviction moratorium: Who is protected, and how do you apply?

694

Temple professor studying how legal marijuana affects workers' comp

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If you've never looked at a jobs report, look at this one

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Need help caring for a loved one with dementia or memory problems? My Brain Guide is a useful tool to monitor brain health.

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Harriet Tubman, freedom fighting in Cape May

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Common misconceptions about breakthrough COVID infections

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Is this what justice looks like? The opioid epidemic settlement money and why no one is going to jail.

700

The Negro Leagues are Major Leagues: The Baseball Reference project