Midway through a rally speech that found Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro pushing all pistons inside a raucous Liacouras Center on Saturday, a girlfriend leaned and whispered—“Could he be president?” 

 President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, which would erase up to $20,000 of debt for millions of Americans, has been both hailed as much-needed relief and derided as unfair, President Jason Wingard wrote in a Forbes article. 

 In North Philadelphia, Biden told a packed crowd at Temple University that Fetterman would protect Social Security and Medicare and would look out for veterans. “My objective when I ran for president, was to build an economy from the bottom up and the middle out. It’s a ...

Even before Elon Musk’s takeover sent Twitter into a tizzy, it was time for news organizations to reassess the platform. My thinking here is influenced by research published last year that found that the press is unwittingly transferring its authority to Twitter. This is especially ...

 “Sports occupy a much bigger space in our lives than their financial footprints would dictate,” said Michael Leeds, a sports economist and professor at Temple University. “That makes things difficult for a politician—you don’t want to be the mayor who lost Team X.” 

 As the principal and founder of a TML Communications, Teresa Lundy has built a strong team who strives to be a solution toward long-standing issues. Lundy is a graduate of Temple University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in media studies and production.  &nbsp ...

Pennsylvania-based Temple Health and artificial intelligence healthcare solution company Aidoc have partnered to use AI to reduce the length of stay and cost of care by optimizing clinical operations. 

“She has been with Abe since he began his political career, and has been able to observe him in action and the Abe faction would benefit from her coming and helping to hold the faction together,” said Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University. “There are many who ...