When a fake news story took over the headlines in Maria Corley's Lancaster County town, people suffered, which was bad enough; but even worse, she believed it.

Rick Soisson wonders about "the line between civilization and something else," and finds the intersection between former Penn medical ethicist Arthur Caplan and Donald Trump.

Stacia Friedman recalls the battle over women's reproductive rights and wonders what has changed since she was a Temple University undergrad in 1968.

In December, everyone has to live with a certain number of Santas, but in Alaina Johns's neighborhood, things get a little out of hand.

Kile Smith went back on the road and visited another diner, but this time the heavens spoke and said, “Try it, you'll like it!”

Maria Thompson Corley, a Canadian citizen, got her long-awaited U.S. citizenship after the election ended. So, now what?

Anndee Hochman emptied her basket of deplorables and filled it with all the 2016 presidential election numbers she could collect. Here's the sum total of her efforts (and those to come).

Chris Braak saw Villanova Theatre's production of José Rivera's 'Marisol,' and had 20/20 hindsight. He asks what place art holds in our current political climate.

Dreading this year's post-election Thanksgiving gathering? Take a few tips from Stacia Friedman's mom on how to keep pleasant conversation flowing as easily as the Beaujolais.

Kile Smith joined his choir to sing the national anthem at a Phillies game, but it turned out to be about more than just a perfect E-flat.