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Kimberly Paynter / WHYY Digital signs around Norristown said it was 43 degrees, but with the wind it felt much colder in the small encampment by the banks of Stony Creek where Dottie and Mark Spillane have been staying. The couple, both 60, have briefly been homeless before. Then, before the pandemic hit, Mark’s severe health issues cost him his job delivering used cars. With COVID looming, he couldn’t find a new one, and their landlord kicked them out. “I was in the hospital, I was getting out, and I couldn’t get my rent paid. I couldn’t get back to work. It just was bad timin...

Digital signs around Norristown said it was 43 degrees, but with the wind it felt much colder in the small encampment by the banks of Stony Creek where Dottie and Mark Spillane have been staying. The couple, both 60, have briefly been homeless before. Then, before the pandemic hit, Mark’s severe health issues cost him his job delivering used cars. With COVID looming, he couldn’t find a new one, and their landlord kicked them out. “I was in the hospital, I was getting out, and I couldn’t get my rent paid. I couldn’t get back to work. It just was bad timing,” he said, of the pandemi...

recess. >> what if it was lunch, dinner, and not back until tomorrow? >> i think what we are getting at is, if you look at the opinion -- >> i am asking your opinion. >> i associate myself with the opinion. >> you agree with that? >> yes. >> meaning that the president and not the senate can make the decision over revised consent? >> one has to look at the totality of the circumstances in determining whether or not the senate is actually in session as that term has historically been used. >> well, if we look at that, was your deputy solicitor wrong when he told the supreme court in a ...