Unreliable US leadership in the shadow of elections
Biden, Trump, DeSantis and the scenarios for the 2024 presidential elections.
Day: March 3, 2023
Messy storms roll eastward after slamming Texas, Louisiana
A storm system is marching eastward after spawning likely tornadoes in Texas and Louisiana that damaged homes, a university campus and left thousands without power.
Temple University’s faculty-union to consider no-confidence vote on President Wingard, other administrators
The union could consider a vote of no-confidence against key administrators at Temple as the university continues to deal with violent crime and striking graduate students.
Alex Murdaugh guilty: Murdered wife, son to cover up financial crimes, drug addiction
The sentencing phase for Alex Murdaugh begins Friday after being convicted of murdering his wife and son.
Man found fatally shot outside Logan Library
A man walking his dog flagged down police after finding a body on the ground near a library in Philadelphia’s Logan neighborhood. Police say the victim appeared to have been shot in the chest and shell casings were found nearby.
Charles III will travel to France, Germany on first state visits as king
King Charles III will make his first state visits as UK monarch when he travels to France and Germany later this month, Buckingham Palace announced on Friday.
NYC pool closing for renovations
The 100-year-old Astoria pool is closing for the entire 2023 season. The Olympic size pool will undergo a $19 million renovation.
Orlando police chief says violent crime is down
Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith talks to Good Day Orlando about the department’s efforts to reduce violent crimes.