Philadelphia’s Ukrainian diaspora puts a unique spin on holiday classic in solidarity with Ukraine

There’s still time for canning, preserving and freezing excess fruits and veggies

Mothers in prison aren’t likely to see their families this Thanksgiving — or any other day

This Philadelphia museum hired Iraqi and Syrian refugees as tour guides for its Middle East gallery

The red cloak of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is becoming a symbol for reproductive rights

Despite losing its state child care license — and years of claims of abuses — an immigrant family detention center in Pennsylvania made room for more families

Philadelphia ice cream is a luxury in China … with a scoop of import tax

A Reckoning in Puerto Rico, Eight Months After Maria

Design High

Form in Art

Now Playing: Imprint

Sushi

Now Playing: Bell & Glass

Iron Monsters

Don’t Forget Us: Photographing the Oil Spill

Puerto Ricans who evacuated to Philadelphia worry help will soon run out

Childhood lead poisoning remains a widespread problem in America

What does protest sound like? For this Philadelphia activist, it’s the eight-string jarana.

Police in Trump-supporting towns aid immigration officials in crackdown

This Trump voter is stunned to find her Syrian relatives deported

In sanctuary cities, immigrants find themselves with few real protections from federal officials

A migrant from El Salvador gets her chance in immigration court

When a rape isn’t a rape: FBI statistics ignore many cities’ rapes

Who hacked the DNC? The links point to Russia.

Clinton’s night: The DNC in photos

Journalists got trained like war correspondents to cover the US conventions

A researcher is trying to document Philadelphia’s ASL accent, before it disappears

Today’s Takeaways: Deterring Cyber Attacks, Cecil’s Missing Hunter, and Sudanese Music In War

This immigrant mom has found refuge from US authorities in a Philadelphia church

Why Jordan is at the epicenter of nearly all Middle Eastern issues

Liberian immigrants hope their song will offer support to those dealing with Ebola back home

Their ‘Great Charter’ is nice. But some British pols are pushing for a proper constitution

How the French won the American Revolution

After years in obscurity, a Philadelphia man stands accused as a Holocaust collaborator

First Days: She went to bed hungry on her first night in the US

A gay Russian gets asylum and a new life in the US

A Soviet Memoir From the Standpoint of the Stomach

Back To School in Philadelphia, Minus the Budget

First Days: South Asian Americans share stories of first days in America

First Days: Deepak Singh on arriving to America and southern hospitality

N.F.L. Agrees to $765 Million Settlement in Concussion Lawsuit

First Days: Top San Francisco Chef Hossain Zaré Khiabani on Having Thick Skin and Moving to America From Iran

First Days: South Asian Americans Share Stories of Their First Days in America

Philadelphia Schools to Open On Schedule Despite Financial Woes

6 dead, 14 injured as leaders promise full investigation into Philadelphia building collapse

At least one dead, 12 injured in rubble of Philadelphia building collapse

For one gay couple, immigration reform could make all the difference

Philadelphia police invite federal review as officer-involved shootings increase

When the United Nations was new, cities fought for right to host it

Second inaugural addressess typically shorter, rarely well-remembered

Musician Janka Nabay brings Sierra Leonean sound to Brooklyn

Emergency response system suffers under patchwork funding

U.S. cities implement ‘surge’ strategy to fight violent crime

Filipino-Americans finally ‘making waves’ in politics

Penn State report finds fault with conduct of Paterno, others in child sex abuse scandal

Baltimore set to sell ads on fire trucks

A new name for PTSD could reduce stigma among veterans

Bioethicist discusses why hospitals may deny transplants for intellectually disabled

Is this the end (or the beginning?) of the Occupy Wall Street protests?