Are men maybe too emotional for positions of leadership?

it’s a doge eat doge world

Yes, the feud is highly entertaining, but we know it’s going to end with even deeper cuts to crucial government services, a massive deficit and tax cuts for billionaires.

I wish Biden were alive to see this

How can you decry gentrification and then reject a thoughtful plan for a modest group of affordable houses?inquirer.com/real-estate/co…

Not surprised, but still incredible that no one at SEPTA would talk about this.

Sadly, most Americans have no clue about what is happening in LA. My wife's son was shopping at a Home Depot Sunday when ICE agents engaged in a massive sweep of the store where they detained many customers with brown skins. I have urged Mia's three adult children to carry their

Sorry you're gonna be late to work because a state senator had a bad experience with the former head of SEPTA, in a different role

This is ‘70s level slumlord shit. And what makes it especially bizarre is that this is a thrivjng neighborhood. inquirer.com/news/admiral-c…

The World Bank nearly halved its forecast for US GDP growth in 2025, while Europe saw a smaller slowdown and China may see no effect at all. My Morning Joe Chart

Yes! If the Democrats hope to fight back effectively, they need to start showing video narratives from people who have lost their loved ones, their jobs, their businesses and their dreams because of Trump’s cruel and irrational policies. nytimes.com/2025/06/13/opi…

Happy Second Anniversary of no full service bus station in Philadelphia. inquirer.com/transportation…

Where’s the data? You can’t redevelop vacant property if you don’t know where it is. inquirer.com/opinion/commen…

🧵1/5 Before Philly’s $2B HOME plan passed, PHLCouncil raised serious concerns: • $65M/year in debt service • Competing crises: gun violence, transit, schools • Lack of clear strategy or measurable outcomes They asked: Will this investment work?

Just like any slumlord, Philly’s government treats its buildings like assets that can br disposed of and monetized. Great story from @maxmmarin on the sorry state of former city history museum designed by John Haviland in 1824. inquirer.com/news/philadelp…

On Monday, November 12, 1984, the Center City Commuter Connection opened for business!

When preserving an old Philly bank and building 114 apartments isn’t just about “highest and best use.” If there is left development, this might be it. inquirer.com/columnists/ken…

What can we learn from the fact that the two most read stories on inquirer.com last week were about Philadelphia school students forced to wear diapers because of limited bathroom breaks and Jason Kelce rocking a speedo to benefit autism research?

Where can I donate my tax cut to people who are being kicked off Medicaid?

Half a happy ending, but still painful to lose another Furness building. inquirer.com/real-estate/fu…