Taking My Medication

Lord, We Thank You For The Blessings Of Medication That Keep Us Alive. Give Us The Wisdom To Take Them Like We Are Told. Amen.

Abortion wars of 2024 – Could women be criminally charged for miscarrying?

A small group of people attend a rally for abortion rights in Union Square in Manhattan on March 8, 2023, in New York City.

US women are stocking up on abortion pills, especially when there is news about restrictions

Thousands of women stocked up on abortion pills just in case they needed them, new research shows, with demand peaking in the past couple years at times when it looked like the medications might become harder to get.

Agriculture Secretary leads tour of 2024 Farm Show must-see exhibits, events featuring Pennsylvania Agriculture 'Connecting Our Communities'

Apple Mural at the 2024 Farm Show preview...Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding led a tour of must-see exhibits, new events, competitions and of course, food to be featured during the 2024 PA Farm Show. The 2024 Farm Show theme, Connecting Our Communities, celebrates the best of Pennsylvania agriculture and what unites us across geography, identities, and cultures.

Welcome to (gulp) 2024

Yesterday marked the start not only of a new year, but also a terrifyingly high-stakes ride for America — slightly over 10 months to the Presidential Election of 2024.

I travel nonstop. Here are 12 places you absolutely have to see in 2024

The MS Fridtjof Nansen near Gonzalez Videla Antarctic Base in Antarctica. (January)

In 2024, Shapiro faces calls for billions for schools, a presidential election and wary lawmakers

Governor Josh Shapiro speaks with Mitch Landrieu, Senior Advisor and Infrastructure Coordinator, left, and Jim Kenney, Philadelphia Mayor, right, during a press conference, announcing the reopening six lanes of traffic on I-95 after the deadly fire and collapse of the roadway just 12 days ago, at I-95 southbound at Cottman Ave in Philadelphia on Friday, June 23, 2023.

Cherelle Parker publicly sworn in as Philadelphia's 100th mayor

Cherelle Parker, the newly sworn-in 100th mayor of Philadelphia, left, and new Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, right, raise their hands together to the audience during their inauguration ceremony, Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024, at the Met in Philadelphia.

Sickle Cell Disease: More than just growing pains

(NAPSI) It's what every parent wishes they could do for their child: solve the impossible.

Year of the Builder: Why (and How) to Restore your company's Builder Spirit in 2024

CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH, December 2023 —For many companies 2023 was a doozy. Navigating a shaky economy, rampant inflation, labor shortages, and soaring interest rates have taken its toll. If your company is struggling and you’re not sure how to turn things around in 2024, Dan Adams has a suggestion: Set a New Year’s resolution to restore your Builder spirit.

January Consumer Financial Protection Events

January outreach events, in partnership with the listed organizations, will be held in person and are open to the public unless otherwise noted.

A holiday question: How old is too old?

In the spirit of Christmas past and future, and in light of the age of our likely two major candidates for president in 2024, I thought it a good day to ask: How old is too old? (Forgive me if I've asked this before.

Biden-Harris Administration announces $150 Million to help underserved communities receive low-interest loans for resilience projects

WASHINGTON, December 19, 2023 -- As FEMA launches 2024 as its “Year of Resilience,” the agency is announcing the second funding opportunity for the Safeguarding Tomorrow Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) grant program to make communities safer from natural hazards.

Biden pardons thousands convicted of marijuana charges on federal lands and in Washington

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden pardoned thousands of people who were convicted of use and simple possession of marijuana on federal lands and in the District of Columbia, the White House said Friday, in his latest round of executive clemencies meant to rectify racial disparities in the justice system.

Biden should keep expanding approach to Black voters, group of Democratic strategists says

(AP) Some top Democrats are worried that a dip in Black voter turnout, along with other challenges, could doom President Joe Biden and his party in 2024.

Spread cheer, recycling right this year holiday recycling reminders

PHILADELPHIA, December 22, 2023 - As the holiday season is upon us, the Streets Department offers a few reminders on how to include RECYCLING RIGHT in your holiday to-do list, announced Streets Commissioner Carlton Williams.

Social media companies made $11 billion in US ad revenue from minors, Harvard study finds

Social media companies collectively made over $11 billion in U.S. advertising revenue from minors last year, according to a study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published on Wednesday.

A Christmas Eve Lesson

On December 24, 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the message at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, on what would be his last Christmas Eve. The message was titled “A Christmas Sermon on Peace.” More than 50 years later, I reiterate some of that powerful lesson.

It Was A Great Night

There are many great nights mentioned in the Bible. Some are laden with tragedy, and others are bright with hope.

Social Security's Top 10' webpages for 2024

SSA.gov is your best resource to learn about Social Security programs and do business with us.

Earl Bynum departs for 23rd International European Tour

Renowned Gospel artist Earl Bynum, recognized for his Dove Nominated and Stellar Award-winning achievements, also known as \"Mr. International,\" is gearing up for his 23rd International European Tour.

End of the year 2023 in Review: You have spoken

Happy New Year, and as we look forward to the new year, let’s not forget what happened last year.

The true meaning of Christmas should not be lost in the wrappings and ribbons

It is Christmastime. Families gather; music is in the air. Christmas has become a holiday, a time for exchanging presents and cards, for seeing friends and family.

Philly's progressive prosecutor, facing impeachment trial, has authority on transit crimes diverted

A new law taking aim at Philadelphia's progressive prosecutor creates a new position that diverts authority from the twice-elected district attorney, with Republican lawmakers arguing the legislation is necessary to prosecute crimes they say aren't pursued.

A Cultural event at the Kimmel Cultural Campus PhilaDanco”

Exposure! Exposure! Exposure! You will continue to see this word!

Kwanzaa, us and the well being of the world: A courageous questioning

Dr. Maulana Karenga, the celebration and season of Kwanzaa is a deeply meaningful and special time of remembrance, reflection, and recommitment for us as a people throughout the world African community.

Where has All Our Hope Gone?

The late singer-songwriters Al Cleveland, Renaldo Benson, and Marvin Gaye penned and sang a song titled “Save the Children” that was issued on Gaye’s 1971 album, What’s Going On.

Police Department's 3rd Annual Shop with a Cop

Children from across the city gathered a lot of loot, aided by cops from every police district in Philadelphia, during the Police Department's third annual Shop With a Cop event at Walmart's Columbus Boulevard store last Friday, December 15, 2023.

KWAME TURE Our Prophet of Black Power pt II)

History teaches us that the actual ideology and practice of Pan-Africanism would be formed and organized by Africans on the beautiful island of Trinidad. Great  PanAfrican Nationalists would be born in Trinidad.

Get Healthy Shame, The Devil

“Racial and ethnic disparities in health and health care remain a persistent challenge in the United States.