It's not as far-fetched as you might think to imagine Supreme Court Justices with term limits in our lifetime.

After more than seven months into the pandemic, how's the market holding up and what's happening in the Philly area specifically?

We've been watching a housing market that's been absolutely on fire for months now -- is it time to start talking about a housing bubble?

Pennsylvania will be allowed to count mail-in ballots for this year's election that are received up to three days after November 3rd, after legal challenges made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Association of American Medical Colleges is calling for a coordinated national testing strategy to try and help get us out of this mess.

If you showed the debate between Biden and Trump to someone 50 years ago, what would they think?

Dr. Harold Connolly, Jr., Mission Sample Scientist on the OSIRIS-REx mission team joined the podcast just a few hours before the spacecraft made contact with the asteroid to talk about the mission and the secrets the team hopes Bennu wants to tell.

A fire, an explosion, a bankruptcy, a new owner... what does the future have in store for a massive and troubled piece of land in South Philadelphia?

We talk a lot about herd immunity -- so how does it work, and what happened in other places around the world that have tried to use herd immunity as a strategy?

Hiding in the unemployment statistics is the rising number of people who are experiencing long-term unemployment -- they've been out of work for 27 weeks or more.

A ton of information has been sent out about voting by mail, along with a lot of disinformation. So what's true, what's not, and what do you need to know?

Towns and municipalities are grappling with some extremely hard decisions if Washington doesn't send relief soon. 

Ever feel like ads you see online are almost designed specifically for you?

Before the coronavirus pandemic, childhood obesity was one of the most complicated health challenges of our time -- and now public health researchers worry the crisis has deepened.

From telemedicine to home monitoring, the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated healthcare innovation in several key ways that are here to stay.