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Democratic Mayoral Nominee Cherelle Parker held first press conference since winning the Primary to clarify some things

Democratic Mayoral nominee Cherelle Parker held a press conference, her first since winning the nomination on May 16, on Monday, May 22

Time for Biden to invoke the 14th amendment?

So it has come to this. House Republicans are about to force the U.S. government to default on paying its debts – obligations that Congress voted to make

Without a Song

Songs play a great role in the lives of people. There is a song somewhere suited for all occasions. Songs were born out of joy, sadness, problems, and prosperity of people

PennDOT, Police, Safety Partners, Phillie Phanatic focus on Seat Belt Safety as part of National 'Click It or Ticket' Initiative

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), Philadelphia Police Department, New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety, Delaware State Police (DSP), and AAA MidAtlantic held a media event at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia to urge motorists to buckle up as part of the National “Click It or Ticket” seat belt enforcement mobilization running through June 4

On the go? You can still use Social Security online when traveling

Social Security is here for you when you travel, whether you’re in the United States or in another country

A Proclamation to celebrate 125 years of service

Burlington county business owners join together to honor historic senior community Masonic Village at Burlington - Celebrating 125 Years of Service

HBCU Celebration brings all to Philly

I am so happy to announce The Mann’s summer season is returning, and it is their biggest one yet

America must not descend into a new Feudalism where money rules, and people suffer

The pomp and circumstance of the crowning of King Charles III filled TV sets over the past few days

Pennsylvania House battle hinges on Philadelphia suburbs

Democrats who reclaimed the Pennsylvania House majority in November and clung to a one-seat margin by sweeping three special elections earlier this year face yet another contest for control of the chamber next week, when voters will fill a vacancy in the Philadelphia suburbs.

National Urban League and John Jay College address Root causes of Violence and provide alternatives to police response

“We want to establish a relationship between the police and the community that's not anchored in a warrior mentality, but in a guardian mentality

Mayor Lori Lightfoot wasn't here to make friends and that's her loss

Looking back at Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s only term in office, it’s hard to see past my disappointment

Remembering Malcolm X... excerpts from the Ballot or the Bullet

As we celebrate the birth of Malcolm X on March 19, we must recognize how much of an impact he made in our lives before his passing and even more so after his death. Malcolm’s teachings are still prevalent today

Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin H. Rap Brown (Pt 1)

Brother Jamil's life is a strong uncompromising lesson for every African to learn from. He has set countless examples of leadership, love, endurance, and Kujichagulia

The Legacy of Malcolm X

As we pause to commemorate the birth and life of Malcolm Little, a/k/a Malcolm X, a/k/a El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, we have to keep in mind he was a complex man of great intellect, integrity, and courage who changed and modified his positions on issues but never his love of Black people and his desire to see us free

The ONLY Poll that Counts happens today May 16 Primary Election Day

As you read this edition of the SCOOP USA Newspaper, if you are one of the people who pick up SCOOP on the first day the new edition hits the streets, then more than likely, it is Tuesday, May 16, Primary Election Day in Pennsylvania

Start mammograms at 40, not 50, a US health panel recommends

WASHINGTON (AP) - Women should start getting every-other-year mammograms at age 40 instead of waiting until 50, according to a draft recommendation from a federal task force

Why a new progressive era in America is likely - in about 20 years

A new progressive era is dawning in America, and almost nothing Republicans can do will hold back the tide unless Republicans destroy democracy altogether (more on this in a moment)

Pennsylvania House battle hinges on Philadelphia suburbs

HARRISBURG, PA. (AP) - Democrats who reclaimed the Pennsylvania House majority in November and clung to a one-seat margin by sweeping three special elections earlier this year face yet another contest for control of the chamber next week, when voters will fill a vacancy in the Philadelphia suburbs

Remembering the Children's Crusade

\"Daddy,\" the boy said, \"I don't want to disobey you, but I have made my pledge. If you try to keep me home, I will sneak off

Daughters without moms find support in each other's arief

When my mother died suddenly 30 years ago, I was 13. I'd spend the next 20 years attempting to understand what it means not to have a mother

America must not descend into a new feudalism where money rules, and people suffer

The pomp and circumstance of the crowning of King Charles III filled TV sets over the past few days

Autism Walk on Chester Waterfront draws hundreds of supporters

In defiance of the inclement weather, over 800 hundred people strolled along the Chester Waterfront on Saturday, April 29th, to shine a spotlight on Autism.

Is it time to breathe a sigh of relief on Covid?

To me, the good news is that many of the churches I am familiar with in Philadelphia are still taking Covid safety precautions--although the news reports we are hearing about the latest on Covid are that things have calmed down in a major way.

Philly natives premiere Duane and Antoinette McCoy new movie to a full house

This past Saturday, power couple and independent movie producers/directors, Duane and Antoinette McCoy premiered their new movie New World Order: Dark Prince.

Philadelphia celebrates Bicycle Safety Month with educational, bike share, commuting, and commemoration event

PHILADELPHIA , May 5, 2023 - Celebrating National Bicycle Safety Month, the City and its partners are hosting events that will teach students how to bike safely, celebrate Indego bike share, highlight bicycle commuters, and commemorate bicyclists’ lives lost.

Here's What's at Stake one more time in Philly Primary Election

One of the best things an adult can do to show their civic pride, to show that they are glad to live in America, and to demonstrate that they care about the future of our nation, is to vote.

Freedom to Learn National Day of Action fights back against extremist attacks on education and other racial justice initiatives

At last, there is a critical mass of people all over the country who are prepared to draw the line against conservative efforts to erase Black history, against efforts to make anti-racism unnameable, against efforts to under mine the ability of the next generation to understand what the meaning of that history is for the here and now.” -- Kimberlé Crenshaw

Who is to be held accountable for Emmett Till's death, now that the witnesses are gone?

The last survivor of the historical horror widely known as “the lynching of Emmett Till” has died, leaving behind an infuriating amount of unanswered questions.

Auditor General DeFoor promotes Financial Education at Martin Luther King High School

PHILADELPHIA , May 4, 2023 – Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor joined Philadelphia School District officials, Philadelphia Financial Scholars, and state representatives to highlight how financial literacy can be integrated into the educational curriculum for all Pennsylvania students.

Regaining our Full Humanity

“Thus, to the fundamental existential question ‘What is a human being?’ Africans respond: Bumuntu. This notion conveys the fundamental African understanding of genuine personhood or authentic humanity.