Human connection is critical for child development, and now, CHOP is getting a major gift to promote healthy relationships.

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn is giving $50 million to create an Institute for Early Relational Health, with his name on it.

CHOP says it will "translate research into tangible tools ... that improve outcomes" for kids.

Einhorn is a billionaire who runs Greenlight Capital, as well as a charitable foundation with a goal of "helping people get along."

He says CHOP is the "ideal place" to advance the science of human connection and "create lasting benefits for children and families."

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The Delaware Division of Public Health has declared a measles outbreak after confirming the fourth case of the virus in the state.

All of the infected individuals are unvaccinated men in Kent County.

Health officials are doing contact tracing to determine if anyone else was exposed.

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Gov. Josh Shapiro has some work to do to convince people in the first-in-the-nation presidential primary state that he should be in the White House.

A new poll of Democratic voters in New Hampshire has him tied for seventh among other prospective candidates.

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads the survey, followed by former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly.

Republican voters favor Vice President JD Vance, but the University of New Hampshire survey finds Secretary of State Marco Rubio closing the gap significantly over the last five months.

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There was no winner in Wednesday night's drawing, so the Powerball jackpot is now a $600 million annuity. The cash option is $266 million.

Wednesday night's drawing was the first to include players from the United Kingdom.

Lottery officials say the expanded player base will allow jackpots to grow more quickly.

Meanwhile, the jackpot for Friday's Mega Millions drawing is a $743 million annuity, or $323 million cash.

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ICE is giving up on its plan to use two rural Pennsylvania warehouses to hold thousands of people. Gov. Josh Shapiro said the warehouses "are not suitable for people, and converting them to detention centers would have posed serious risks to the health, safety, and infrastructure of the surrounding communities." (Photo credit: NBC10)

A Rittenhouse Square dentist is starting to see patients again, two months after health officials suspended her license and warned patients to get tested for HIV and hepatitis. (Photo credit: NBC10)

People who live near the massive site of a proposed data center in King of Prussia packed a middle school auditorium in Upper Merion Wednesday night. The developer accused the planning commissioners of being "schooled" on talking points. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi reports.

A man was shot and stabbed during a fight between family members in the Lawndale section of the city. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live from the scene.

A new report looks at a serious risk associated with playing soccer. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

A teenager has admitted to intentionally setting a fire that destroyed a vacant warehouse last month in Allentown. A second child is also facing charges. More from KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt.