Jesse Bunch

For this piece, we take you back to the 1970s Villanova University of Pope Leo's youth - a time when budding social changes clashed with the Catholic school's conservative ethos. https://t.co/CW59Bpa70P

Will Pope Leo XIV be sympathetic on immigration? “Having been a bishop in Peru and South America, I’m sure [Prevost’s] focus is on immigration and the movement of peoples," a Philadelphia reverend and longtime friend of Prevost told me. https://t.co/Uxm2RahdLG

I've been fascinated with Zajko's story since knocking on doors in her Delaware County neighborhood two years ago, not long after the murder of her parents. Much has come out about the Zizian extremist group since. For this piece, we focused on Michelle. https://t.co/px0drae2IG

RT @Vellastrations: Over the last few months, I took a deep dive into Michelle Zajko, trying to piece together how she went from an idealis…

NEW: The Philadelphia man who fired more than a hundred rounds and struck six officers in one of the worst police shootings in the city's modern history was found guilty of three out of 12 attempted murder charges. https://t.co/7ZizrIssIv

An ‘absolute massacre’ or self-defense? Closing arguments in Maurice Hill trial paint two portraits of Tioga police standoff. https://t.co/T9lFPA0qqO

“I know at this time I’m not going to see my daughter grow up.” The man who shot six Philadelphia police officers in 2019 testified in court today, his first telling of the claustrophobic, eight-hour standoff in Nicetown-Tioga. New @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/5N3ApwBGYJ

Philadelphia voters will weigh in on several ballot questions during the primary election next month. The results could affect the city's approach to affordable housing, homelessness services, and prison system. Here's what to know: https://t.co/gXcEzzdQMl

One of the Philadelphia Police Department's darkest days - when six officers were shot during a 2019 stand-off - is the subject of the trial of Maurice Hill, underway this week. New @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/Erh6SXipqD

Balloon releases help Philadelphia communities grieve the loss of young lives. What happens if state lawmakers ban them? https://t.co/wVkxclBuYH

NEW: Is Baby the deer dead? The viral animal's former caretakers seem to think so, but a source who spoke with PA game commission lawyers says Baby is alive. A major twist to what supporters had hoped would become liberation day for Baby in court. https://t.co/VgbtZHpeZS

As Tesla vandalism surges nationwide, Bucks County police say a man carved a swastika into one of the cars in Doylestown this week. "Sentry" footage went viral, and local GOP officials are now blaming Democrats for enabling "political violence." https://t.co/qoYmUYnp4R

Philadelphia and other cities need money for World Cup security. Will the Trump administration help them? New @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/sQGyYrreJD

RT @PhillyInquirer: A Pa. woman domesticated a deer. MAGA and Musk are after the state officials who took the animal away https://t.co/8eHv…

Remember MAGA's outrage at NY officials euthanizing "P'Nut" the squirrel? Now the online right (and Elon Musk) has a new enemy - the Pennsylvania Game Commission. It's the latest twist in the saga of Baby, the Pa. deer taken from his owners in Feb. https://t.co/3FXfV1d6Am

Thrilled to announce that I've been selected as a 2025 @FASPEnews journalism fellow! I'll be visiting Germany and Poland this summer to study the ethical challenges journalists faced during the rise of Nazism, as well as the present day. https://t.co/EShuvdKWl5 https://t.co/LSvEmIVW30

RT @PhillyInquirer: A controversial Christian church eyes the Philly suburbs for expansion https://t.co/daffVlobnq