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| May 28, 2026 | Fact Sheet: Soccer History and Culture in Philadelphia | PHILADELPHIA, May 27, 2026 – Philadelphia jumps into the national spotlight during FIFA World Cup, as the city hosts the world’s most popular sporting event, with six can’t-miss matches at Lincoln Financial Field from June 14, 2026, through... |
| Jun 20, 2025 | Editorial: Democrats are failing to meet the moment | Still largely missing in action is the Democratic Party.
In fact, while millions of average citizens spent the day fighting for democracy at the “No Kings” protests, many Democratic leaders — including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, ... |
| May 16, 2024 | Fairmount residents organize to halt drug treatment facility | figcaption>span]:font-sans">
Fairmount residents are organizing to stop Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration from operating a drug treatment center at a shelter in the neighborhood.
The big picture: The Parker administration wa... |
| Apr 3, 2024 | Made in America festival nixed ... again | Jay-Z's Made in America festival is canceled for a second consecutive year.
Why it matters: The reversal raises questions about the future of the two-day event on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philly.
The latest: In a brief statement on ... |
| Jan 23, 2024 | The Return of the Split Flap: Oat Foundry's Quest to Revive 30th Street Station's Iconic Sound | While the Oat Foundry boards share a resemblance with the iconic Solari board of 30th Street Station, Kuhn insists they're vastly different beneath the retro facade.
Split Flap at Moynihan Train Hall – The Irish Exit bar has changed the atm... |
| Jul 20, 2023 | You can now track security wait times at Philadelphia Airport | Imagine knowing exactly how long it'll take you to get through airport security.
Driving the news: New technology at Philadelphia International Airport is tracking just that. A new queue management system, or QMS, is informing travelers abo... |
| Jul 14, 2023 | Bastille Day parties and specials in Philadelphia | Bonjour! It's Bastille Day in the "Frenchest American city."
Why it matters: Philly's French connections run deep — as many were surprised to learn from Michelin's new travel guide for the city, which bestowed the moniker and proc... |
| Jul 7, 2023 | Atlanta scores a solid "meh" in U.S. bike rankings | Atlanta's patchy network of bike lanes and roads designed for speeding cars leaves plenty of room for improvement, according to PeopleForBikes' "Best Places to Bike" report.
How it works: The organization rated 1,484 U.S. cities o... |
| Jul 7, 2023 | Philadelphia ranks among best U.S. cities for biking | Philly ranked fourth among large cities on this year's Best Places to Bike list, compiled by PeopleForBikes.
How it works: The pro-biking nonprofit reviewed more than 1,480 U.S. cities on the quality of their bike network.
Cities are rated ... |
| Jul 3, 2023 | Mapping historic LGBTQ sites amid gentrification and fading memories | Historic sites linked to essential moments in LGBTQ history are finally seeing preservation efforts after decades of being forgotten or dismissed.
Why it matters: Few databases exist mapping LGBTQ sites, and cities rarely do anything to mar... |
| Jun 28, 2023 | The best U.S. cities for biking | PeopleForBikes released its seventh annual "Best Places to Bike" report on Tuesday, providing ratings for 1,484 U.S. cities based on the quality of their bike network.
How it works: Cities are rated 0-100 based on factors like pro... |
| May 19, 2023 | Meet Philly's first family of pole-climbing | Frankie Longo Jr. is climbing in his father's footsteps.
Driving the news: The 18-year-old senior at Neumann Goretti High School — and son of grease pole climbing legend Frank Sr. — will take his first crack at scaling the pig lard-slathere... |
| Jan 6, 2023 | YouTuber Logan Paul’s CryptoZoo NFT project is a total mess | Given Logan Paul’s dubious history on YouTube, it probably doesn’t come as a surprise that his CryptoZoo NFT project has allegedly turned out to be a scam. Some investors ended up losing up to half a million dollars, according to independen... |
| Mar 11, 2022 | How could cities’ PILOT programs get better? | In 1991, Philadelphia public schools shared 176 librarians. Today, there are fewer than 10.
Advocates often argue investments in education can show a return on investment with economic gains by higher-performing graduates later. How can cit... |
| Dec 6, 2021 | How I Got Here: Vanessa Paige became the DEI-focused people ops pro her younger self needed | When Vanessa Paige was just starting her career, she went through an experience that shook her career trajectory.
Paige was 23 years old, and had been at Callowhill tech company Azavea for a few months as a product specialist when she and o... |
| Nov 18, 2021 | After a racist incident at Azavea, what does accountability look like? | In December 2017, a group of tech workers were celebrating five years of organizing software products for the civic good in Philadelphia.
Inside a sleek Center City coworking facility, these civic technologists were joined by elected offici... |
| Sep 30, 2021 | How should your company celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month? | Editor’s note: Yes, the name itself is cringey, as NPR put it, and yes, Technical.ly prefers to use “Latinx” in almost all editorial cases. We like this explainer from Billy Penn: “Though the term ‘Hispanic’ is loaded with colonial and pate... |
| Aug 11, 2021 | Can a coworking space change Harrowgate’s economic outlook? | The strength of an idea matters in determining its success. But so does the place where that idea is born, and the resources available to develop it.
In 2016, entrepreneur Tayyib Smith cofounded the Institute for Hip-Hop Entrepreneurship (I... |
| Jun 24, 2021 | ‘Setting the stage’ for safe events: How these hospitality pros are thinking about IRL gatherings | Since early this year, the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia has had its eyes on post-pandemic economic recovery.
“The most important thing we can do … is get the vaccine in your arm,” Patrick Harker, president of the Federal Res... |
| Jun 21, 2021 | Philadelphia’s equitable recovery stakeholders on a challenging year: ‘Everybody is changed because of this’ | After a challenging year, a group of high-ranking stakeholders say it takes a coordinated, multidisciplinary effort to envision and build a more equitable future for all Philadelphians.
For the last year, a City of Philadelphia-formed commi... |
| Jun 3, 2021 | A local’s ultimate guide to visiting Philadelphia | Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Zoë Miller for Insider
Table of Contents: Masthead Sticky
I grew up in the Philadelphia area, and I’m sharing the best things in the city.
Tourists should visit the Neon Museum, Elfreth’s Alley, South Stre... |
| Jun 2, 2021 | Events Roundup: This June, Philly tech heads into the ‘new normal’ with some hybrid and in-person meetups | Events Roundup is a Technical.ly column where we highlight events happening in the Philly area each month. Got a submission? Email us the details so we can consider it for our next roundup.
Happy June! Welcome to the first Events Roundup in... |
| Jun 1, 2021 | It’s Pride Month. Here are some ways to celebrate in Delaware | The Delaware Pride Festival in Dover won’t be until Oct. 2 this year — and Philly’s won’t be until Labor Day weekend. But with COVID-19 restrictions significantly decreased for vaccinated Delawareans, there will be some in-person events.
An... |
| May 25, 2021 | Asian-American comedians are fighting back against late night television that makes their culture the punchline. | Jay Leno watches as Jet Li performs a martial arts demonstration on July 16, 1998. Margaret Norton/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal / Getty
Critics say late-night TV is driven by ostracizing people of color, especially Asian Americans.
Late-nig... |
| Apr 13, 2021 | How I Got Here: Software developer Mike Lamb went from ‘getting well under the El’ to pitching corporate execs | Seven years ago, I was 27 years old and homeless for the second time in a year.
It was the unsurprising result of a 13-year struggle with addiction that had thwarted my every attempt to get my life off the ground. I had taken five years to ... |
| Mar 11, 2021 | Here’s what the new stimulus bill means for unemployed Pennsylvanians | Displaced Pennsylvania workers receiving unemployment compensation will continue to receive additional funds, thanks to the passing of a massive stimulus bill at the federal level.
President Joe Biden signed off on a $1.9 trillion stimulus ... |
| Jan 25, 2021 | Pennsylvania gig workers: Here’s how to file for unemployment benefits and get the extra $300 | Gig workers, freelancers and self-employed people in Pennsylvania can now file for benefits again.
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance has returned, and the automatic weekly $300 boost along with it. Commonly known as PUA, the CARES Act progra... |
| Jan 11, 2021 | Barley Sober app founder Rohan Brown: ‘There’s no way hospitality comes back without adopting tech’ | If Barley Sober founder Rohan Brown wasn’t in class or on the basketball court at La Salle University, he was enjoying Philadelphia’s nightlife and dining scene.
A former scholarship athlete for La Salle’s men’s basketball team, Brown quick... |
| Dec 2, 2020 | How can the private sector be harnessed to reform the criminal justice system? | The U.S. criminal justice system directly impacts 6.6 million people costing more than $80 billion per year. This profoundly broken system is marred by racial disparities, extractive business practices and misaligned incentives.
Around 4,00... |
| Nov 23, 2020 | There’s $100K up for grabs for ideas to improve millennials’ health | This fall, the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia and Independence Blue Cross are collaborating to launch a program focusing on an issue prevalent throughout this and other major cities: the health and wellness of millennials, which cur... |
| Nov 15, 2020 | Trumpworld’s faux-intellectual grifters are helping him debase democracy with bogus ‘voter fraud’ claims. And Republicans rake in the cash. | CARSON, NEVADA, UNITED STATES – 2020/11/08: A protester holds a placard saying ‘Stop The Steal, Election Fraud’ during the demonstration. Ty O’Neil/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
Trump lost the election, by a lot. Because he’s too... |
| Nov 12, 2020 | Making the right moves: Queen & Rook Board Game Cafe plays on through the pandemic | As the parents of two kids, Queen & Rook Board Game Cafe owners Edward Garcia and Jeannie Wong quickly found that their family’s free time was split between places that were designed for children or for adults. There seemed to be no mid... |
| Oct 28, 2020 | Harriett’s Bookshop owner Jeannine Cook uses resilience to write her own story | Harriett’s Bookshop owner Jeannine Cook’s Trinidadian upbringing had a major effect on her views of entrepreneurship — even if she didn’t always consider herself an entrepreneur.
Cook’s mother emigrated to the United States from Trinidad wh... |
| Oct 27, 2020 | Focus on Walter Wallace Jr.’s tragic killing, not property damage, say community organizers | Jabari Jones sounded courteous in discussing the events of Monday, Oct. 26, but his voice held a tone of anger when addressing the footage of another Black man’s murder by police.
“The video was so sickening,” West Philadelphia Corridor Col... |
| Aug 25, 2020 | Pennsylvania Banks On Marijuana Legalization To Help Pandemic Budget Crisis. Here’s Why It Won’t Work (And Why That’s A Problem). | Pennsylvania is deep in the red, and the culprit is COVID-19. But if the federal government can’t save the state, can marijuana? |
| Jul 28, 2020 | The extra $600 a week mattered to the unemployed people who received it. What’s next? | As a source of relief for those who lost jobs and income during the pandemic, Congress passed the CARES Act in March and activated an additional $600 per week in benefits for people who qualified for unemployment.
That $600 bonus ended late... |
| Jul 14, 2020 | You wont see any large public events in Philly until at least March 2021, City says | The City of Philadelphia today announced today because of continuing concerns with the coronavirus pandemic, it will not allow any large public events through Feb. 28, 2021.
While the city has not yet named any of specific events that will ... |
| Jul 2, 2020 | Philly PPE’s vending machines can replenish your mask supply starting this month | Last week, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney made wearing masks mandatory in all indoor places and outside for gatherings of people not living in the same household. Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine ordered the same on Wednesday.... |
| Jun 29, 2020 | 5 ways to incorporate racial equity into your hiring practices | The last few months of uncertainty and protests have highlighted the inequality that casts a shadow over our city and country. From COVID-19 infection rates to police brutality, Philadelphia’s Black community is being attacked by two pandem... |
| Jun 16, 2020 | Philly artists are using Instagram as a platform for digital activism | At a moment when Americans cannot turn away from their phones, local visual artists are using Instagram to help them mourn and support social change.
The coronavirus pandemic already increased the importance of social networking application... |
| Jun 15, 2020 | After Supreme Court rules that federal law protects LGBTQ workers, PA has clarity | In 2020, Pennsylvania is one of 29 states without laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
But Monday morning, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the 1964 Civil Rights Act barring sex discriminati... |
| Jun 8, 2020 | City of Philadelphia ‘hopeful’ historic curfews will no longer be needed | The City of Philadelphia had a full week of citywide curfews, ending Sunday. A rep from Mayor Jim Kenney says: “The City is hopeful that curfews will no longer be needed in the very near future.”
To confirm your suspicions: This is not norm... |
| Jun 5, 2020 | How Philly small business owners are responding to property damage — and the protests that preceded them | As protests against police brutality continue after the May 25 killing of George Floyd, Philadelphia businesses of different sizes and neighborhoods are still working to rebuild after instances of looting and property damage over the weeken... |
| Jun 4, 2020 | Philly Tech Justice is fighting for free internet access and against police surveillance | Philly Tech Justice believes the internet should be a utility and not a luxury.
As the newest initiative of the Movement Alliance Project (MAP) — fka the Media Mobilizing Project, long known for internet access-related organizing — Philly T... |
| May 13, 2020 | Building a coast-to-coast Silicon Valley | We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today!
Facebook announced on Friday that it will allow i... |
| May 13, 2020 | Building a coast-to-coast Silicon Valley | Facebook announced on Friday that it will allow its employees to work remotely until the end of the year. A number of other tech companies have similarly bleak forecasts for when it will be safe to get workers back into the office, with com... |
| May 6, 2020 | City budgets are getting wrecked by a pandemic. Heed this caution into the fight | During economic shocks, one popular philosophy of response for government is Keynesian-style stimulus. When demand is collapsing, government should step in as the spender of last resort.
This is not a dissection of that approach — don’t @ m... |
| May 6, 2020 | City budgets are getting wrecked by a pandemic. Heed this caution into the fight | During economic shocks, one popular philosophy of response for government is Keynesian-style stimulus. When demand is collapsing, government should step in as the spender of last resort.
This is not a dissection of that approach — don’t @ m... |
| May 5, 2020 | How Can A Small Business Stay Afloat During COVID-19? Lessons From A Microbrewery And ‘Tiger King’ | Evil Genius' brewer Jon Defibaugh as Joe Exotic (with dog Dougal Hayward) in a tribute to the ... [+] company's Tiger King inspired beer. Evil Genius Brewing |
| Apr 30, 2020 | See you on Zoom: 11 tech meetups, seminars and conferences to attend virtually in May | Events Roundup is a Technical.ly column where we highlight events happening in the Philly area each month. Got a submission? Email us the details so we can consider it for our next roundup: [email protected] May, folks. We made it.
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| Apr 22, 2020 | WhyFly is helping Wilmington provide free Wi-Fi hotspots for students | WhyFly — the top-ranked startup on Technical.ly’s 2018 RealLIST Startups — has stepped up to partner with the City of Wilmington to help students who lack Wi-Fi at home during the COVID-19 lockdown.
The five free Wi-Fi hotspots, all located... |
| Dec 17, 2019 | Hey, Philadelphia: These were your most-read tech stories of 2019 | This week, we are wrapping up a year (and a decade) of covering the Philadelphia tech scene here at Technical.ly.
Over the course of 2019, we’ve covered everything from Philly’s standing as a smart city to the courts website being down to h... |
| Nov 8, 2019 | This tool uses open data to create a comprehensive look at gun violence in Philadelphia | On Friday, the Philly-based Initiative for Better Gun Violence Reporting unveiled a tool for a more transparent look at gun violence in the city.
The Philadelphia Shooting Victims Dashboard project uses data from Open Data Philly, is fully ... |
| Jul 31, 2019 | REC Philly is opening a 10,000-square-foot flagship office at 9th and Market | REC Philly is stepping onto the Center City stage this fall.
At a town hall meeting at the University City Science Center Tuesday evening, the cofounders of the resource center and space for creative entrepreneurs announced that the members... |
| Nov 29, 2018 | One startup wants to help keep the nostalgia alive at 30th Street Station | The soothing clicking sounds that have accompanied travelers at Amtrak’s 30th Street Station since the 1970s are coming to an end.
Billy Penn reports the beloved Solari board could come down as early as January, when its ownership will be t... |
| May 2, 2018 | How Fishtown, Philadelphia Became America's Hottest New Neighborhood | |
| Apr 5, 2018 | Who will build Reading Terminal Market’s new ecommerce platform? | From slabs of fresh beef at Giunta’s Prime Shop to the succulent donuts at Beiler’s, goodies from 37 vendors at the 125-year-old Reading Terminal Market are available to order and pick-up with just a few clicks.
It all started last Thanksgi... |
| Feb 21, 2018 | An employee of The 215 Guys is raising $10,000 to help with post-blaze recovery | Developer Austin Inman dropped out of Drexel University two and a half years into his career to take a leap of faith and join a web development firm in Old City.
On Sunday, that web dev shop — The 215 Guys — was upended by the kind of crisi... |
| Oct 9, 2017 | Google acquires Relay Media to convert ordinary web pages to AMP pages | AMP — Google’s collaborative project to speed up the loading time for mobile web pages — is getting an interesting acceleration of its own today. Relay Media, a company founded by an ex-Googler that had developed technology to help covert w... |
| Aug 17, 2017 | Why this ‘super nerd’ is super excited for the 2017 Philly Geek Awards | As a marketing intern at Technically Media, I’ve been working to amplify the mission of many of the events that Technical.ly and Generocity produce. Yet with that said, I do believe that the Philly Geek Awards are by far one of the more fun... |
| Jul 31, 2017 | Why Philly was the first expansion for this restaurant staffing company | In 2017, no startup should really want to be called “the Uber of something.”
But it’s still the quickest shorthand for explaining how some startups work, like Boston-based Jobletics: an on-demand platform for temp restaurant staffing which ... |
| May 29, 2017 | Fixing cities | E
xciting news for people who live, well, everywhere: Incremental changes happening across tech, local news and local government are finally making the world around you transparent.
This isn’t some “smart cities” concept fantasy, like those... |
| Apr 19, 2017 | The NFL Draft is coming to town and so is this international sports startup competition | Some economists doubt that the 2017 NFL Draft — happening next weekend at Eakins Oval — will bring the economic impact authorities claim.
But even if the projected $80 million doesn’t show up, here’s another way the sports event will leave ... |
| Mar 30, 2017 | Send your reps dead-tree email with ‘Snail Mail Congress’ | As former congressional staffers have said before, don’t expect an email or snarky tweet to have much impact on U.S. Congress
Turns out that the most effective way to have your voice heard is sending congressmen actual physical real life le... |
| Feb 16, 2017 | Success in Progress Stories: February 2017 Edition |
So, each month, we’re telling company stories that may not have been shared enough yet. The new series is called Success in Progress, and this is the first installation.
You’ll be seeing these companies in the headlines down the road, but ... |
| Dec 5, 2016 | Facebook begins asking users to rate articles’ use of ‘misleading language’ | A survey asking users about “misleading language” in posts is the latest indication that Facebook is facing up to what many see as its responsibility to get a handle on the fake news situation. At least part of its solution, it seems, is to... |
| Aug 26, 2016 | This Brooklyn dude’s Khmer cover of ‘Controlla’ is everything | We’re loving on this Khmer cover of Drake’s “Controlla” from Hella Chluy aka Phanit Duong, a viral video star from Brooklyn. (Khmer is the official language of Cambodia.)
It takes place in a part of Philadelphia informally known as Cambodia... |
| Aug 4, 2016 | Editor: The ‘Boston Globe’ Needs to Be “More Like a Startup” | Newspaper cultures need to change fast in order to keep up with rapidly worsening media atmosphere. Facebook's crackdown on clickbait today is just one of the many ways in which the glut of online content is getting honed down to a clear-cu... |
| Apr 12, 2016 | Could Baltimore be the next city for this local news startup? | A local news outlet that’s shown early traction in Philly is eyeing expansion. No, this article is not about Technical.ly.
According to Politico, Baltimore is one of three cities that Spirited Media, the publisher of Philly’s Billy Penn, is... |
| Mar 21, 2016 | Parent company of Billy Penn gets investment from media giant Gannett | Billy Penn, the local news startup geared toward millennials, is apparently eyeing new markets.
Spirited Media, the parent company of Billy Penn, plans to launch in other cities and will do so with an undisclosed investment from media corpo... |
| Jan 5, 2016 | How Yasmine Mustafa’s Athena device is changing how we talk about sexual assault |
She’d fled Kuwait as a child and had been working since she was 9 years old, so in the summer of 2013, the young Philly entrepreneur also sold off her apartment and went backpacking through South America.
Though she describes the trip to C... |
| Sep 24, 2015 | Here’s where to find Steve Case next Tuesday | AOL founder Steve Case is coming through next Tuesday for this “Rise of the Rest” tour and we’ve got his schedule.
He’ll be visiting startups like RJMetrics and Biomeme (will they test Case’s DNA?), plus eating an ice cream sundae at the Fr... |
| Aug 31, 2015 | Hey, Jim Kenney: Tech means something to more of Philly than you may realize | The Philadelphia tech community is mindful of inclusivity. Broadly speaking, its leaders know its own future is tied to the city’s as a whole. So, say a collective of community members to Philly’s next mayor, don’t misinterpret us as a frin... |
| Jun 17, 2015 | Here’s the Philly Tech Week 2015 recap video | At the end of April, we wrapped up our fifth annual Philly Tech Week. With more than 25,000 people attending the week’s 150+ events, it was a stunning success.
Now you can relive some of those good times with our video recap of Philly Tech ... |
| Apr 27, 2015 | The Comcast franchise talks in Philly, explained | The City of Philadelphia is in the midst of negotiating its 15-year cable franchise agreement with Comcast. If the words “cable franchise agreement” make your eyes glaze over, fight it. It’s a big deal.
The quick and dirty is that cable TV ... |
| Apr 24, 2015 | SEPTA Key payment system launches (quietly) for senior citizens | The oft–delayed SEPTA Key, the transit authority’s smartcard payment system, is live for senior citizens, Billy Penn reported. Those 65 and up can use their driver’s license with the SEPTA Key turnstiles that have been installed around the ... |
| Apr 24, 2015 | How will the failed Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger affect Philadelphia? | Comcast made it official this morning, after news leaked yesterday afternoon: Its proposed merger with Time Warner Cable was not going to happen.
“Today, we move on,” said CEO Brian Roberts in a statement. “Of course, we would have liked to... |
| Feb 12, 2015 | Comcast's Former Twitter Chief Says Dismal Support Won't Get Fixed Until Comcast Stops Being A Cheapskate | While Comcast gets a lot of well-deserved grief for having the worst customer service in any industry, the company was actually among the first companies to use effectively Twitter as a front-line customer service tool, giving the company a... |
| Feb 4, 2015 | This program to turn middle schoolers into artist-entrepreneurs won $5K | Jeff Kilpatrick won $5,000 last week to teach middle school students how to turn their artistic skills into businesses. The money was first prize at the fourth SEED (Supporting Entrepreneurship in Education) competition, a crowdsourced even... |
| Nov 25, 2014 | Ethics will be Nutter’s mayoral legacy. Will open data gains survive? | Michael Nutter’s 2007 mayoral campaign was successful in part because of his work in City Council on ethics reform and his strong rhetoric on transparency.
With a final year left on his two-term limit, the Nutter administration has been cal... |
| Nov 19, 2014 | Graphene Frontiers can now mass produce graphene [Startup Roundup] | WHO’S MAKING MOVES?
Neat Company has a new CEO, Jeff Dickerson, the former chairman and CEO of Boston-based, venture-backed cloud archiving startup Sonian, according to a release. The 14-year-old company underwent big change in the last yea... |
| Oct 28, 2014 | Actually, uberX has been operating in Philly’s Pa. suburbs for months | Uber launched its lower-cost, ridesharing service uberX in Philadelphia with a bang this weekend, defying the Philadelphia Parking Authority and offering free rides. But the company has been quietly operating uberX without a license in the ... |
| Aug 7, 2014 | Jim Brady’s new Philly news venture changes name, makes first hire | Philadelphia’s newest online news venture has an even newer name: Billy Penn.
Founder Jim Brady scrapped the original name, Brother.ly, because Philadelphians didn’t seem to like it, he wrote in a blog post.
Billy Penn also made its first e... |
| 3 of Trump's high-profile Senate picks — Dr. Oz, Herschel Walker, and JD Vance — are in serious trouble despite a favorable 2022 midterm climate for the GOP | From left to right, Republican Senate candidates Herschel Walker, Mehmet Oz and JD Vance. Megan Varner, Jeff Swensen/Getty Images
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