The Philadelphia Inquirer

In a matter of two years there were heavy surveillance with the Philadelphia Law Enforcement Agency. Federal officials have been watching this department and specifically watching six officers that are said to be committing corrupt offenses while being on duty. Through the years of 2006 and 2012, it was said that there were corrupt cops that worked in the Philadelphia Agency, and they allegedly were beating up the suspects that were apprehended and said to have stolen…

the Cavs could target either Utah Jazz point guard Shelvin Mack or Denver Nuggets point guard Jameer Nelson. However, those aren't the only two point guards that have piqued the interest of the Cavaliers. According to Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Cavaliers approached the Sixers…

In this new age of technology, many new opportunities have been created for to make a name in this world, one of them being journalism. Not to say journalism is nothing without technology, but it enhances the profession to a new level. Being able to cover events and write about them digitally gives a whole new expansion of access to the consumer, increasing its popularity among the people. People are saved a trip to the local store or TV by being able to find out what’s occurring on their phones…

Herman Webster Mudgett, better known by his alias Dr. Henry Howard “H.H.” Holmes, was one of the first publicized serial killers in American history. Called a “blood-thirsty demon” in an 1896 New York Times article, Holmes was convicted and hanged for the murder of Benjamin F. Pietzel, but he confessed to 27 murders and his body count has been estimated to be nearer 200. Holmes, who started out his life of crime with insurance fraud when he was just out of college, eventually confessed “I was…

Pablo Escobar is one of the most infamous drug dealers of all time, and the new show Narcos will be based on Escobar and part of his life. Narcos has a combination of everything that makes a great show, with violent, dramatic and intimate scenes. It also tells the story of Steve Murphy, an up and coming DEA agent who was assigned to move from Miami to Columbia and take down Escobar and the Medellin Cartel. Murphy also gives a first person narrative of his accounts throughout the show in between…

Viewpoints Online Collection, Gale, 2015. Opposing Viewpoints in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/PC3010999113/OVIC?u=nvk12&xid=2f1ba953. Accessed 13 Dec. 2016. "Study: Genetic quirk may have helped humans survive killer smoke." Philadelphia Inquirer[Philadelphia, PA], 8 Aug. 2016. Opposing Viewpoints in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A460190476/OVIC?u=nvk12&xid=6cd83114. Accessed 14 Dec.…

huge number. There are 328 public schools in Miami, but 196 is about ⅓ of 328 and this article was published in 2016 so in 2 years how much could it have gone up? According to, Denise-Marie Ordway, a reporter for the Orlando Sentinel and The Philadelphia Inquirer and also wrote news for two radio stations and a newspaper in Central America. She was named as a Pulitzer Prize finalist…

soldiers during the campaigns of the Civil War. Mr. Hurst has published two other books about the Civil War, as well as serving as a journalist for several noteworthy newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune, the Nashville Tennessean, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Not only is he very reliable with his information about the Civil War, but he also descends from both Union and Confederate soldiers. There are very few men that would be better suited to write about the Civil War than Jack Hurst.…

“That maybe happiness is something that we can only pursue and maybe we can actually never have it,” as Chris Gardner once said. ”The pursuit of happyness,” directed by Gabriele Muccino and released in 2008 is a movie based on the story of Chris Gardner, a man who loses everything, but eventually gains everything. In the movie, he is a hard-working, caring and loving father, who struggles financially to provide for his son. This causes life to become tough; however, Muccino illustrates to find…

Every remember watching a teen movie and it takes place on a college campus? And wonder is college really like what is seen on television. Well I hate to burst some bubbles, but college is not quite what people watch on television all the drinking, smoking, and partying all the time. College is not only a place to further your education but to have fun and learn life lessons. We must not forget that it is also a place filled with hundreds or thousands of people all kinds of ethics and people…