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Lauren McCutcheon
Verified
Features Reporter, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Beats
Mom Topics , Family Events , Philadelphia
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By Lauren McCutcheon Verified| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified Last week, U.S. Representative Brendan Boyle issued an official statement expressing his outrage over Trump inviting the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House. The press release — entitled “Trump’s Pathetic, Sad Chiefs Invitation” bordered on poetic:Donald Trump is inviting the Super Bowl losing team, Kansas City Chiefs, to the White House. It’s pathetic — a full-blown White House participation trophy. I thought Republicans didn’t believe in participation trophies.
By Lauren McCutcheon Verified| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified Brandon Neuman is a lifelong Washington County resident (south of Pittsburgh) who has served as a judge for the Washington County Court of Common Pleas since 2018. In this role, he first presided over civil cases including divorce, custody, domestic relations and protection from abuse orders, then, from 2002 to 2024, criminal cases. He has now resumed his role as a Civil Judge and also presides over Veterans’ Specialty Court.
By Ben Schittler, Lauren McCutcheon Verified| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified Mar. 18, 2025 More than three decades ago, Temple University Police Officer Leroy Wimberly became a neighborhood dad. When his sons, now ages 35 and nearly 33, were younger, they’d always be bringing their friends over to their Overbrook home to eat and hang out. Many of these kids didn’t have their own dads around so, Wimberly says, “I was that male figure that they were missing in their lives.” A father figure. And a Black cop — which is something.
Company Info
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded on June 1, 1829. It is one of the oldest continuously operating daily newspapers in the United States. The Inquirer has a rich history, being the first American newspaper to secure serial rights for Charles Dickens' novels and publishing notable works like Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven." The Inquirer provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news, sports, business, and entertainment. In addition to its print edition, it offers digital subscriptions and online content, allowing readers access to articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia. The newspaper also features special sections and supplements on topics such as lifestyle, health, education, and real estate. With a broad audience across the Philadelphia metropolitan area and beyond, The Philadelphia Inquirer remains a significant source of news and information, recognized for its commitment to quality journalism and its historical impact on American media.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Founded: 1829