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Editor's Note: People who want to study the Sandusky case, who want to understand why I and others say he is innocent, might take advantage of the following essay by Dr. Frederick Crews. While it is long for a typical news story, it is perhaps the best one-stop explanation of what happened to Jerry Sandusky

We’ve rounded up ten projects and what to expect from them next year.

A license for the casino cannot be issued until all appeals are resolved.

From new funding to product launches and expanding the team, the honorees on this year's roundup of promising young companies have been busy growing.

"It was imperative for these two powerful collectives to join forces to provide a large breadth of NIL opportunities for student-athletes in all 31 of our sports programs to continue to push us forward."

Good Tuesday morning! In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on an offbeat Holocaust remembrance photography exhibition heading to Dachau. Also in this newsletter: Elliot Karp, Rabbi Carrie Vogel and Tony Blinken. We’ll start with the unveiling of...

Plus, the Chartwell School, a private school that serves youths with dyslexia and other language-related learning issues, received a $45 million bequest, and two donors gave $25 million to help people struggling with homelessness and opioid addiction.

A new program in Philadelphia hopes to address the opioid epidemic and homelessness.

The donation, from philanthropists Pam Estadt and Ira Lubert, is aimed at filling in gaps in the treatment system that allow patients with addiction.

The nonprofit is teaming up with three hospital systems to provide people a direct path from the emergency room to supportive housing.