Jenice Armstrong

1 month ago | inquirer.com | Jenice Armstrong

My husband and I bought a Tesla Model 3 in 2018, before I knew much about Elon Musk. My hubby is a big-time techie and was the one who really wanted it. I’m not a car person, so I didn’t give it much thought before we went to the dealership. To me, it was just a cool electric car with a lot of nice features. I was fascinated by the touchscreen. Now, would I buy a Tesla again? There’s absolutely no way, not as long as Musk is the company’sCEO. In the meantime, I still drive the car. It’s convenient.

2 months ago | inquirer.com | Jenice Armstrong

Jesreel Chimilio is a family man. He’s also hardworking, God-fearing, and a respected member of his community. When neighbors need help, he’s the guy they go to. Philly needs more men like him. Chimilio shouldn’t be locked up like a common criminal, arrested in front of his house by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. His family’s nightmare started as a typical Saturday in February. Charlene Maddox Chimilio was inside her home in Germantown preparing for a trip to the Please Touch Museum.

2 months ago | inquirer.com | Stephanie Farr |Jenice Armstrong |Will Bunch |Helen Ubinas

When people ask me what my favorite journalism movie is, I think they expect me to say something serious, like Spotlight or All the President’s Men, but it’s actually a lesser-known 1994 Ron Howard film starring Michael Keaton called The Paper. It’s about the ragtag staff of an underdog newspaper, their many, many foibles (Randy Quaid plays a columnist, if that gives you any insight), and their commitment to getting a story right, in order to right a wrong.

2 months ago | inquirer.com | Jenice Armstrong

I pulled into a parking space directly in front of the Cecil B. Moore Library in North Philly. I stepped out of my car and into a dimly lit lobby where I spotted a rack of books with the word free on them. Only take one, I told myself, before selecting a title and a couple of packets of flower seeds, also on the giveaway shelf. Since it was my first time inside, I paused a bit to take it all in.

2 months ago | inquirer.com | Jenice Armstrong |Matt White

Hello, my name is Jenice. I’ll be your tour guide today. Welcome to Arlington National Cemetery, the final resting place of some of our nation’s greatest American heroes …I worked as a tour guide during college, and that’s the beginning of an actual tour I used to narrate multiple times a day while shepherding tourists around Arlington National Cemetery. The hop-on, hop-off bus tour included stops at the graves of President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert F.