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“Small-town” Democrat Zack Mullock swung the N.J. congressional district by about 20 points, and he did it largely without support from the national party.

Of the Reading-based retailer’s eight Philly-area locations, five exist at malls that are shuttered, repurposed, or in the process of being transformed.

Ballot question aimed at boosting starter homes loses

Winter rates will hold steady for most, and small credits coming

The UK has ‘weaker control’ over immigration since leaving European Union, warns prime minister, as he says he wants to rejoin in his lifetime – but rules out returning to free movement without another referendum

Wave of young men lured to join terror groups a decade ago.

Automated license plate readers are watching, and compiling data, at malls and stores. Critics point to privacy concerns.

Banking on millennial nostalgia, retailer plans to open more, smaller outlets

Northwestern’s new stadium makes up for smaller capacity with premium look, feel and gives area its first architecturally distinguished playing field in over a century

Plan to treat tourist rentals as second homes would also punish pubs and small businesses

Rebukes Trump for ‘small-minded’ actions

The use of the enclosures was ‘unprecedented among detention sites,’ the report said.

With inflation increasing costs, businesses face difficult options.

As Iran war disrupts supply chains, farmers and trucking fleets struggle with cost.

Tupac Shakur murder case ends in guilty verdict. But Biggie Smalls case stays cold.

A slow-motion collapse in South Korea’s Kospi index erased $2.5 trillion in market value, burning small-time investors

New U.S. history, Western civilization requirements eyed

Beijing expands footprint • 130 investments since mid-2000s • Small deals under watchdogs' radar

States under pressure to keep noncitizens off voting rolls fear that even small errors will undermine the midterm elections

Embattled Reform leader leaves door open to pact with rival Rupert Lowe – even after fresh public spat – as his party comes under fire for ‘ridiculous’ plan to use navy to stop small boats

The 46-foot-long granite artwork is expected to be unveiled this fall on Independence Mall.

HE FORMALLY KILLS PAYOUT FUND

State law that protects groundwater is financially straining family operations that may end up losing land to industrial growers

When all you see of the island is a social media post, you miss the point

The 54-acre property sold for $135 million. It will be changed into a mixed-use development.

Dozens were held for days in small rooms last year with no beds, showers or full-time medical staff, records analyzed by The Post show

Exclusive Little progress on revised scheme for small, temporary camp

Even the normally cooler northern part of the state is affected as temps flirt with 100 degrees.

A battle for souls is underway amid festivities on the National Mall

Drugs — not missing women — were the focus after a small blaze at the crumbling twin now connected to the disappearance of Blair Tonzelli.

He was known as a champion of music, small business and St. Petersburg’s punk scene.

Dedicated, small group leans into the ridiculousness that has bloomed around the president’s renovation efforts

In a historic move, the president is set to snub 250th celebrations in Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy, and instead hold a Trump rally at the National Mall.

World Cup cleanup crews get an assist from guys in kilts

The 60-year-old shopping center in Northeast Philly is being transformed with an organic grocer, new fast-casual dining options, and retail shops like Ulta Beauty and Victoria’s Secret.

New Jersey Megamall Replaces Tailgating

Small departments heading for "extinction," union leader says.

On the last day of a school year unlike any other, Annunciation's teachers reflect on how they worked to restore a sense of normalcy, without ignoring their pain.

Smaller schools seek to keep identity, solvency

Small but growing number reject AI, digital devices despite overall trend

Companies roll out smaller and cheaper packages as inflation frustrates consumers

Every college's story is unique — until it closes.

Beloved performer and teacher at The Second City, who died this month at 68, was also a man who used some of his own life experiences to help and inspire others.

Lawmakers, Normally Compliant, Oppose Funds for Ballroom and Supporters

Thousands flock to Washington for a prayer meeting for 250th anniversary of U.S.

Artificial intelligence promises limitless thinking. Its footprint on water, air and power is anything but small.

Taipei worries even a small word change by the president could imperil the status quo.

Formerly quintessential shopping complexes may be past their prime

In the gray market for synthetic drugs, the difference between legal and illegal can be as small as a molecule.

The U.S. military reports it fired on Iranian forces and sank six small boats targeting civilian ships.

Flurry of redistricting leaves a historically small number of ‘toss-up’ contests.

Ten small-town strangers spanning the ideological spectrum came together on a surprising solution

A look inside the retail revolution transforming the region's 17 indoor shopping destinations.

President Donald Trump is having the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool coated in a swimming pool surface hued in “American flag blue,” covering a granite surface that he said was “leaking like a sieve” and would take years to replace.

The president also announced that a ceasefire in Lebanon would be extended by three weeks.

Shoestring budgets, smaller labs are the new reality under Trump

City has deal to shut it down, but tenants want more time

Hampshire's financial woes insurmountable

Smaller communities tend to rely more on programs clipped by the 2025 federal budget.

Big-name campuses turn away students, others struggle to fill seats

The nation saw its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of data.

For many in Williamsburg, the place just isn't the same without author