This is the most Philadelphia Washington has ever been. www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/202...

The Philadelphia Inquirer ( @inquirer.com ) has more than 50 journalists dedicated to election coverage today — and into tomorrow — as voters decide the next governor of New Jersey, the state of the PA Supreme Court, the Philly District Attorney and more. share.inquirer.com/qbHwn9

The Mets lost that day. Which makes sense, because as Jimmy Rollins said: “We couldn’t get them on the home side, because we knew what they did.” @inquirer.com wrote about those infamous steaks, said to be among the best in the city, earlier this summer. www.inquirer.com/food/phillie...

The latest edition of @willbunch.bsky.social’s newsletter kicks off with this doozy of a thought: share.inquirer.com/u3rb2T

I recently finished a capstone project as part of a @newmarkjplus.bsky.social executive fellowship and landed on a humbling realization: journalism is an industry that thinks more highly of itself than anyone else does of it. I think that’s our fault — and fixable. medium.com/news-innovat...

I recently finished a capstone project as part of a @newmarkjplus.bsky.social executive fellowship and landed on a humbling realization: journalism is an industry that thinks more highly of itself than anyone else does of it. I think that’s our fault — and fixable. medium.com/news-innovat...

This is good. I’m not sure to what extent I agree with it, but more could be said about the arrogance-feigning-as-humility speak that comes from the tech titans so regularly. www.cnn.com/2025/05/30/b...

“Student newspaper editors said they are handling a surge of requests to take down or alter published articles, primarily from international students who fear pieces they wrote might attract the attention of ICE and endanger their legal statuses on campus.” www.inquirer.com/education/st...

This is the type of nonsense that will hinder AI integration and limit its effectiveness. Companies should use AI to challenge the boundaries of what’s possible and explore how much more can be done, not to establish a floor of acceptable mediocrity. www.wsj.com/tech/ai/shop...

One lesson from this story: how honest, consistent, and careful with national security the best reporters are compared to the people who always attack them.

For most of my adult life, I've been eagerly awaiting the U.S. return of soccer's World Cup. But under Trump, the very real risk of tourists staying home to avoid airport hassles or even arrest, as well as America's global pariah status, may ruin it My new column www.inquirer.com/columnists/a...

The chainsaw of government efficiency now includes indefinite closures of 425 popular campgrounds across Pennsylvania (and surely elsewhere) share.inquirer.com/koS50W

A measles case has been identified in a patient who visited several CHOP locations in Philadelphia over the last few days. Here's what to know about the case -- which is not linked to the Montco case identified a few weeks ago or the West Texas outbreak: www.inquirer.com/health/measl...

To New York ... With love 💚, Philadelphia P.S. Join us for more coverage of your champions, The Philadelphia Eagles: inquirer.com/subscribe

On Tuesday afternoon, Eloise Brown got a call from Eagles team president, Don Smolenski. “I’m calling from New Orleans,” Smolenski said. “I have a question to ask you. Would you like to come and join us and watch us on Sunday?” (1/4) www.inquirer.com/eagles/elois...

On the lookout outside the @inquirer.com newsroom.

Why am I weirdly here for this acronym? “The Post, in April, laid out big-picture goals for the company. Among them: reach 200 million paying users, which the slide deck described as a ‘Big Hairy Audacious Goal,’ or ‘B.H.A.G.’” www.nytimes.com/2025/01/16/b...

The Philadelphia Inquirer is hiring a team of people who will develop a distinct digital weekend edition of @inquirer.com that further engages our subscribers and broadens the audience for our journalism. This is not about just keeping the lights on. www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/41...

Meta — and Zuckerberg personally — spent hundreds of millions, probably a billion-plus — on things that would be considered “pro democracy.” It bought him and the company zero goodwill, from anyone. Journalists accused him of killing journalism & politicians accused him of killing people 🤷‍♂️

It’s perplexing that this would be framed as some sort of genuine milestone. therighting.com/traffic-repo...

I wish Hunter S. Thompson had lived to see this

This is really good. www.inquirer.com/food/opentab...

Further proof that Seinfeld was a documentary. share.inquirer.com/MnM0sY

The whole AI “bias meter” for stories idea is batshit, but… I don’t think it’s crazy for somebody whose spent (lost) a billion-ish dollars owning a newspaper to weigh in on editorial board pieces meant to represent “the voice of the institution.” www.nytimes.com/2024/12/12/b...

After one episode of #KylieKelce's debut podcast "Not Gonna Lie!," she has surpassed #JoeRogan's podcast, "The Joe Rogan Experience." For more, visit www.inquirer.com/sports/kylie... 📝 by Ariel Simpson / Staff 📸 courtesy of Jason Rodgers / Wawa, Inc. and by Tim Tai / Staff

Honestly, I think this shows growth and maturity by ESPN / Disney. Unique and distinguished talent will require $ that reflects that, within context of the industry. It probably requires higher ceilings, lower floors, and fewer Steve Youngs. puck.news/stephen-a-sm...

Jeff Bezos really should talk more. He’s clearly very intelligent and appears to lack some of the physociopathic tendencies shared by many uber-successful CEOs/entrepreneurs. But he also has some truly bizarre viewpoints. His NYT Dealbook interview ➡️ www.nytimes.com/audio/app/20...

Nothing like an early morning doom scroll.

Among the roles cut: global vice president of events senior vice president of global events and business services executive director of events and festivals senior director of business operations and finance, festivals, and events www.adweek.com/media/conde-...

Ok this was the most adorable thing ever 1/2

CHOP touts its lymphatic program as the world’s best. It might be. But problems that were never publicly disclosed emerged through @inquirer.com reporting. Including 2 pioneering — and competing — Drs accusing each other of “unjustifiable risks” and unsafe practices www.inquirer.com/health/a/cho...

A sad reality that’s about more than shopping habits. This isn’t some helicopter reporting or trend piece about a big city in decline. This is the news org of record in San Francisco detailing a serious problem. Resembles what I saw during a week there earlier this year, too.

We’ve been insisting that “young people” only want “snackable content” for so long that the first young people it was meant to apply to are now old and boring enough that we sit through multiple seasons of White Lotus and listen to Joe Rogan talk for hours. www.axios.com/2024/11/29/g...

I *just* got on board with scrapple, nearly 8 years into living in Pennsylvania (love it). But “chicken jelly” is a step too far. www.inquirer.com/food/philly-...

People do understand that this problem works both ways, right? There’s also now serious debate, if not outright confusion, as to what “the mainstream” is. I don’t really enjoy the X of today, but a of people do. www.axios.com/2024/11/14/e...

We’ve been really purposeful about prioritizing digital subscription growth at @inquirer.com. That, along with consistently publishing journalism worth paying for, is working — from about 50K digital subs in 2021 to 118K today. www.amediaoperator.com/analysis/phi...

The most enjoyable thing about this app so far is that I have yet to see a single raclette cheese video.

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This, from @aaronrosspowell.com, is probably the most sensible and measured assessment I’ve seen of the differences and pro cons between Threads and BlueSky (as well as Old Twitter). www.aaronrosspowell.com/p/why-despit...