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Philadelphia Children’s Festival returns with sensory-friendly performances, puppets and more
The Philadelphia Children’s Festival, hosted by Penn Live Arts, is returning for a four-day event later this month at the Annenberg Center.
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San Diego migrant support groups still in the dark on Title 42 plans
A study from Penn Carey Law found that 95% of people who weren’t detained and filed for asylum or other forms of relief from removal attended all their court hearings.
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Teamsters have ended a 3-week strike at the Philly area’s largest Coca-Cola distributor
A study by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine found that a Philadelphia soda tax decreased the purchase of sweetened beverages by 40%.
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The Supreme Court case that could threaten the SEC’s climate-disclosure rule
Cary Coglianese of Penn Carey Law explains why the Chevron doctrine has been one of the most cited legal cases of all time.
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Limb-lengthening surgery can make you taller, but it isn't an easy cosmetic fix
Samir Mehta of the Perelman School of Medicine says that limb-lengthening surgeries are most often used to correct deformities or length discrepancies that have been present since birth or were caused by trauma or cancer.
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FYI Philly celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The Pan-Asian Dance Troupe, a Penn student group, blends modern flow with traditionally inspired movements from a variety of Asian backgrounds.
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Volunteerism is changing in the United States
Ram A. Cnaan of the School of Social Policy & Practice says job demands and multiple jobs prevent many people from doing traditional volunteering.
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Your homeowners’ insurance bill is the canary in the climate coal mine
In an Op-Ed, Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that homeowners and potential buyers need to pay attention to warning signals about heightened climate risk from private insurers.
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Smell of weed on N.J. and Philly roads spurs fears of unsafe driving
According to Reagan Wetherill of the Perelman School of Medicine, studies show an increasing number of car accidents near marijuana dispensaries around the country.
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Climate change is bad for everyone. But this is where it’s expected to be worst in the U.S.
Michael Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences says that mutual reliance on goods and services from other states and countries will lead to a domino effect if others are impacted by climate change.