Minnesota, Wisconsin included in $102.5M national settlement with Suboxone maker
States, led by Wisconsin, claimed that the company made modest changes to Suboxone to extend patent protection and keep generic versions of the drug off the market.
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States, led by Wisconsin, claimed that the company made modest changes to Suboxone to extend patent protection and keep generic versions of the drug off the market.
Videos from the show at Lincoln Financial Field showed Swift interrupting her 2014 hit "Bad Blood" to defend a person in the crowd.
Researchers studied the emoji interactions of more than 1,200 people and found happy emojis were often used to mask negative emotions to make a message seem more positive.
Philadelphia police are looking for a Chrysler truck and a group of "10 or more" men in connection with the theft of about 2 million dime coins.
Black quarterbacks have come a long way in the NFL since Fritz Pollard became the first to play in the league in 1923 and Doug Williams was the first to start and win a Super Bowl following the 1987 season.
For the first time in five years, the Eagles are heading back to the Super Bowl.
We've seen it depicted in countless Christmas movies, but now we're getting an inside look at where Santa and his elves live.
Prosecutors allege that Goran Gogic and others used "meticulous planning" to transport cocaine from Colombia to Europe through U.S. ports.
Insomnia is linked to a variety of problems, including obesity and heart disease.
A 1986 commission report called the police decision to bomb an occupied row house "unconscionable."
A Southwest Airlines flight from New York's La Guardia Airport to Dallas made an emergency landing at Philadelphia's airport Tuesday with part of the covering from its left engine ripped off.
The CEO of Starbucks arrived in Philadelphia hoping to meet with two black men who were arrested when the coffee chain's employees called 911 and said they were trespassing, while about two dozen chanting protesters took over the shop Monday.
Philadelphia's first Super Bowl parade stepped off Thursday as hundreds of thousands of deliriously happy Eagles fans jammed the city's main thoroughfares to celebrate an NFL title many of them never thought they'd see.
Tens of thousands of Eagles fans poured into Philadelphia Thursday morning, some before dawn, to take part in the city's first-ever Super Bowl parade, celebrating a championship they've dreamed about and agonized over for decades.
The Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl victory set off a celebration that has been 58 years in the making.
Police said a mounted state police corporal was trying to disperse a crowd in a stadium parking lot around 3:15 p.m. Sunday when a man struck the horse twice in the shoulder and then hit the corporal in the face.
Overnight in Philadelphia, crews greased streetlight poles in hopes of keeping ecstatic fans from climbing them in the unlikely event the Eagles beat the Vikings in Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
There is beauty, there is history and there is cheesesteak.
While Philadelphia's mayor declined a friendly bet with his Minneapolis counterpart on this weekend's NFC Championship game, the governors of both cities are willing to wager.
The euphoria has yet to wear off for Vikings fans who cheered on the team in person Sunday.
The Minnesota Vikings punched their ticket to Philadelphia in dramatic fashion Sunday night, but for fans looking to get to the NFC Championship game, Sun Country Airlines has an easy solution.
A number of flights out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport have already been cancelled Saturday morning because of the bad weather on the East Coast. Thousands are delayed or cancelled nationwide. Anyone with plans to fly out this weekend is advised to check the airline's website for any changes before heading to the airport.
A man already serving a life sentence has been acquitted of murder in the shooting death of an aspiring teacher during an iPod robbery in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the jury found Marcellus Jones not guilty of all charges Wednesday, including murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, in the death of 23-year-old Beau Zabel.
A man accused of gunning down an aspiring teacher from Minnesota for his iPod on a Philadelphia street says he didn't do it and witnesses lied. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Marcellus Jones took the stand Tuesday during his trial in the death of Beau Zabel.
Greeted by throngs of cheering faithful at every turn, Pope Francis is to cap his whirlwind visit to the United States in an entirely fitting way — Mass for the masses on Philadelphia's grandest boulevard — while also spending time with inmates at its largest jail.
