John Fetterman dresses like he's at an Eagles game while doing his job for you in the U.S. Senate. Are you down with that?

On this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi interviews Lauren Groff, award-winning author of "Fates and Furies." Groff tells Velshi, "Every story has a hundred different ways of telling it." One of those ways landed her on banned book lists.

Good ideas don't always pop out first. Character Lab's experts say persistence is key when it comes to creative pursuits

In his third episode, guest writer LuQman Abdullah, a shooting survivor and anti-violence advocate, suggests we apply the spirit of our sports teams to conquer the violence in our city. Read by the author.

This fall, SCOTUS will take up a case regarding fisheries and regulators, but hidden in this benign-looking case is an attempt by conservatives to dissolve the "administrative state."

After this past Tuesday, Ryan Boyer and Bob Brady exulted. For progressives, David Oh, and democracy — it was not a great night.

But who is this Democratic two-term City Councilmember? We take a look.

The 2023 primary lacked the buzz or turnout of recent elections. But Philadelphians who voted showed intention, optimism — and Philly swagger. You can hear it in their voices.

College Together is a program that's making higher education accessible and affordable. Could this be the answer to our nation's higher education woes?

MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi looks at the subversive movement known as "constitutional sheriffs." These sheriffs believe their interpretation of the law supersedes even the authority of the President. In reality, they are only eroding the very democracy they think they're protecting.