Veterans in Philadelphia Mark 10th Anniversary of Fall of Baghdad
And now, local war veterans have mixed feelings on what this day means to them.
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And now, local war veterans have mixed feelings on what this day means to them.
Schwartz says the condition of Pennsylvania's economy -- and Gov. Corbett's response to it -- will be the major issue in the race.
Keith Fogg, who served more than 30 years in the office of the IRS' chief counsel, says word that the government has placed liens against the transfer of properties to a family member and a female companion is a bit surprising only in how long it took.
"And now, we need to move on," the governor said.
Approximately $4.7 million in fine money collected from Philadelphia's red light cameras in 2012 has been awarded to projects around the state, but only $1.5 million of that money will stay in Philadelphia.
Thatcher died Monday at age 87.
About a dozen people came quietly into the lobby of the office building, carrying signs and stacks of petitions, where they were met by a representative from Sen. Toomey's office.
"This is a long overdue decision," says Carol Tracey, executive director of the Women's Law Project in Philadelphia.
Democrat Knox says he's "making it clear" that he will not be a candidate for governor but is instead "seriously considering" a run for mayor of Philadelphia.
"The secretary balked and would not agree that global warming is happening, or is caused by pollution. That really puts him pretty far out on a limb," says David Masur of Penn Environment.
Leach, an unabashed liberal, has served in the state legislature for the last decade and becomes the first candidate to officially enter the Congressional race.
The clowns scolded drivers and pedestrians who ignored the traffic laws.
Today is the final day that Philadelphia homeowners can ask for an informal appeal of their new property assessment, and confusion over those figures still is rampant.
"The Iran and Syrian crises are linked with Iran trying to bolster the regime in Syria. In the meantime the U.S. and Israel are watching who has control of the weapons in Syria," says Elad Strohmater, deputy consul general for Israel.
But he says the SRC's request is dead on arrival without pension reform.
