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Despite spending millions of dollars on public restrooms, San Francisco is still seeing tens of thousands of incidents involving poop on the street.

The Uptown hosted artists like Aretha Franklin, The Supremes and alumnus John Oates from Hall and Oates.

Celebrating the music and memories behind the historic Uptown Theater in North Philadelphia. Plus, Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel and the latest on 30th Street's flip board.

When it comes to large-scale events that captivate the American public, there is nothing quite like the Super Bowl. For nearly 60 years, it has served as the United States’ cultural hallmark, which is sure to remain the case as the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers prepare to play in the 58th installment of the game this weekend. For context, consider that last year’s

In a highly contentious race, with many sitting on the fence, as developers continue to make promises of prosperity, the Times-Dispatch visited Atlantic City, the original “Las Vegas of the East” to get a better idea as to how these facilities affect communities – for better or worse.

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\“Almost every social movement of the 20th century has a bathroom story to it,\” says historian Bryant Simon.

Walmart now has tagged more than 20 locations for closure over financial difficulties. Hundreds of other jobs were cut at e-commerce sites.

One might expect PBS to have more self-awareness given it relies on capitalism as it goes on to trash the economic system via Monopoly.

Not even widely beloved board games are immune from the left’s ruthless politicization of daily life. The newest edition of the Public Broadcasting System series American Experience delves into the history of the famous board game Monopoly in “Ruthless: Monopoly's Secret History.”