Writer of magazine stories, as well as blogs on local politics, culture and sports. Ex fact checker. Utah native and long-suffering Jazz fan. I'm not sure why that headshot is sideways.
How the conviction of Philly’s most infamous power broker is changing the city — for better and for worse.
From satanic rituals to mudslinging school-board campaigns to an anonymous gossip column straight out of Bridgerton, what the heated politics in Philly's most purple collar county say about the state of, well, everything.
A 20-something student with big ambitions and no medical experience thought he was the best person to lead Philly’s COVID vaccination efforts. The city agreed. What could possibly go wrong?
Last year, a handful of Fishtown cafe workers decided they'd had it with low wages and lousy working conditions and set out to form a union. Now, other service-sector and white-collar workers are following suit. Is this the start of a new labor movement?
Like a lot of people, Main Line multimillionaire David Magerman believes Google, Facebook and other tech giants are using our private data to manipulate the world. Unlike a lot of people, he's come up with a radical plan to fight back.
An unfiltered look inside the Einstein hospital system as the novel coronavirus swept through the city.
Hotelier Jeff David has spent his career opening über-luxurious properties and rubbing shoulders with the likes of Barack Obama and Michael Jordan. Now at the helm of Fitler Club, he thinks his private club can turn Philly from a lagger (his word!) into a leader.
A whistleblower alleges that Vax21, a company founded by Andrei Doroshin's father that operates clinics in multiple states, features problems strikingly similar to those that plagued PFC - including the involvement of Andrei himself. After inquiries from Philly Mag, the Georgia health department has "terminated" Vax21 from its vaccine program.
Some local gamers - and the son of the city's most powerful business titan - are betting the answer is yes.
The birthplace of the United States is turning into a shambles, and no one - the feds, the city, Philadelphians themselves - seems inclined to do anything about it.