Democrats don't have to agree on everything. But history shows purity tests and internal wars can weaken the coalitions ...
Created by John Collins, the 46-foot-long granite artwork inspired by an 18th-century political cartoon is slated to be ...
A sculpture of Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" snake is coming to Philadelphia's Independence Mall this year. Why it ...
The 46-foot-long granite artwork is expected to be unveiled this fall, but still needs to raise $600,000. The National Park ...
Humor columnist Alexandra Paskhaver is also a big history buff, and is diving into the rich life of Benjamin Franklin for a series of columns tied to America’s ...
Benjamin Franklin was one of our greatest Founding Fathers. A brilliant man, Franklin was a newspaper editor and printer in Philadelphia; he wrote the Poor Richard's Almanac, was the first president ...
There was something magical about growing up with cartoons in the 1970s. Kids woke up early on Saturday mornings, sat cross-legged in front of bulky television sets, and waited patiently for their ...
Malcolm “Mal” Victor Carton passed away peacefully while packing for his 49th trip to the Kentucky Derby. Mal was born May 17, 1941, the oldest surviving son of Joan (McGregor) Carton and J. Victor ...
At 2:05 p.m. on Monday — after five minutes of ads delayed his much-anticipated latest return to WFAN — Craig Carton opened his new show with a cackle. After all the ads, the opening theme to the show ...
A Canadian publisher is calling out Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he posted a cartoon of Franklin the Turtle firing a rocket at what looks like a drug boat.
No one in the radio business is surprised that Craig Carton appears to be headed back to WFAN for a third stint. The report to that effect in The Athletic on Tuesday was news, no doubt, so this is not ...
Craig Carton is returning to WFAN — again. The longtime radio star is finalizing a deal to head back to the station next month for a third run and take over the afternoon drive-time slot, The Athletic ...