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Ask an economist: Is 2% GDP growth underwhelming or not that bad?

GDP grew by 2% -- is that a good number or a bad number? Supply chain issues and childcare shortages continue to haunt the economy, but economists ar…

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Meet the candidate: Republican Jack Ciattarelli says living in New Jersey needs to be more affordable

Election Day is coming up and the biggest item on the ballot in South Jersey is the key to the Governor's mansion. Republican Jack Ciattarelli is try…

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A new report rates America’s mental health, and the findings are revealing

There's a mental health crisis in America, people are not always getting the help they need, and then the world got plunged into a global pandemic. S…

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Tracking childhood obesity changes during the pandemic

Childhood obesity has been an ongoing problem in America, and the COVID-19 pandemic did not help the problem. We wanted to know how much worse childh…

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Delta variant financial hardship: Who is struggling most?

If you needed proof that the economic problems of the pandemic are still here, an incredible 38% of households in the US say they've struggled financ…

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He's no longer an Eagle, but Zach Ertz wants to make a difference in Philadelphia with the House of Hope

Zach Ertz might not be an Eagle anymore, but behind the scenes Zach and the Ertz Family Foundation are still doing important work in Philadelphia. Ri…

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'This needs to be spoken about:' Morgan McCaffery's family is fighting for teens in toxic relationships

Morgan McCaffery had recently graduated high school when she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in the Meadowbrook Train Station parking lot in July 20…

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Pandemic economy: Workers taking back the power

We've seen strikes at major companies like John Deere and Kellogg's recently, and those actions have ripple effects. Philadelphia economist David Fio…

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Should student athletes be considered employees? Changing tides for the NCAA

A recent memo from the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board makes the argument that student athletes can be considered employees. As…

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The Long Haul: New COVID treatments and the 'endemic pandemic'
The Long Haul: New COVID treatments and the 'endemic pandemic'

Independence Blue Cross presents The Long Haul: Learning to Live in a Lasting Pandemic, a special pandemic mini-series from KYW Newsradio In Depth. I…

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