There has been a spectacular, rapid collapse of the Iranian axis argues Eli Cohen.
Author: The Pennsylvania Post
Breaking News | Penn alumnus arrested as suspect in UnitedHealth CEO killing
From promising engineer to suspected killer: Penn alumnus is lead suspect for murder reports Sarah Mester.
Samuel Gilbert | Fragile London nights: Francis Bacon at the National Portrait Gallery
Francis Bacon’s haunting portraits capture the raw intensity of life and death, as explored in the National Portrait Gallery’s latest exhibition writes Samuel Gilbert.
Sarah Mester | Alarmism is not analysis
Sarah Mester explores the accuracy of the DP’s claim that Trump will deport students and defund Penn.
May it please the Court | Volume III
In the latest volume of “May it please the Court,” Sarah Mester breaks down Qui tam, DIGging a case, and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
Representative Matt Gaetz withdraws himself from Attorney General nomination
Gaetz’s nomination faced controversy and an uphill confirmation battle, reports Sarah Mester.
Wesley Liu | Victimhood culture at Penn: a case of misplaced oppression
Wesley Liu argues that a recent article in the DP recounts an encounter that highlights the inanity of perpetual victimhood and the negativity that follows.
Emma McClure | Breakup at the polls: poor communication or a good dating practice?
The Social Ivy editor Emma McClure argues that a Sidechat poll about election related breakups underscores the complexities of navigating politics while dating, particularly if you lack communication.
A guide to the Sixers’ season: on-court, off court, and arena-sized issues
Sports editor Ryan Wolff writes that while star player Joel Embiid works to overcome an injury, the team’s plans for a new arena have transformed into a political controversy.
“Call to Action” flyers distributed in dorms calling for Ghost Robotics phone campaign
Flyers slipped in dorms call for campaign against Penn’s involvement in creating militarized Ghost Robotics, reports Sarah Mester.