Madeleine Wright
Reporter at KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
Delaware County reporter for @CBSPhiladelphia. @NorthwesternU alumna. NYC born & raised. Spanish speaker. @NABJ and @AAJA member. My Chinese name is 鳳嬌.
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semafor.com | Madeleine Wright
Semafor Signals: Global insights on today's biggest stories. The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Economist, The HinduDonald Trump’s intensifying trade war with China offers India “a golden opportunity” to ramp up its business with the US, The Wall Street Journal noted, as it seeks to emulate China’s success in manufacturing.
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semafor.com | Madeleine Wright
Planned ministerial talks aimed at securing a ceasefire in Ukraine were downgraded to official-level discussions Wednesday, after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff said they would not attend. It came as Vice President JD Vance, on a trip to India, said Wednesday that the US would “walk away” from negotiations unless Russia and Ukraine accepted Washington’s terms for a peace deal, echoing recent threats from Trump administration officials.
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5 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Madeleine Wright
West Chester toy store braces for impact as tariffs are expected to drive up costs President Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign imports could have a huge impact on the toy industry. And it's not just rattling the big box stores, but small mom-and-pop shops that sell collectables and unique gifts. KC Olafsson is the owner of Monkey Fish Toys in West Chester, which sells everything from dolls and board games to monster trucks and Legos.
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yahoo.com | Madeleine Wright
The NewsHamas on Thursday rejected Israel’s offer of a ceasefire deal, calling instead for a complete end to the war. The Israeli government had proposed a 45-day truce in exchange for the release of 10 of the remaining hostages taken in the Oct. 7 attack: 59 remain unaccounted for, and 24 are believed to still be alive. Hamas said it would only return all the hostages in exchange for a permanent end to hostilities.
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6 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Madeleine Wright
Dozens of elected representatives, labor union members, business leaders, community advocates and transit riders rallied in Chester on Thursday morning to save SEPTA. The rally took place at the Chester Transportation Center, which would be closed as a rail station if SEPTA shuts down the Wilmington/Newark Line on Jan. 1, 2026. "All through Delaware County and then up through Norristown and Valley Forge, SEPTA is the lifeblood of this region," Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon said.
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University of Pennsylvania students, faculty and staff are demanding that @Penn continue doing research, despite funding cuts from the federal government, and protect the LGBTQ+ community on campus. The White House announced $175 million in funding cuts for Penn yesterday. https://t.co/zrwKI2M8aB
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