Philadelphia Inquirer

philly.com — Tom Corbett Tom Corbett was inaugurated as the 46th Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Jan. 18, 2011. A life-long Pennsylvania resident, he has been a key advisor to U.S. presidents and governors. He has a long and distinguished career serving the citizens of the Commonwealth as Assistant U.S.

philly.com — POSTED: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 2:33 PM Emily's List, the powerful financier of feminist women in politics, on Thursday endorsed Democratic U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz for governor of Pennsylvania. The nod from the national group, which has 2 million members and backs female Democratic candidates who support abortion rights, should boost Schwartz's fundraising.

philly.com — PHILLY'S OWN Kate Flannery has chosen her first "The Office"Flannery will star in "Love, Loss and What I Wore," the off-Broadway smash written by the dearly departed writer/director Nora Ephron and her sister Delia, for the Philadelphia Theatre Company.

philly.com — Posted: Wednesday, May 22, 2013, 10:14 PM SEPTA doesn't have enough engineers to run all of its trains all of the time. On Saturday, eight Regional Rail trains were canceled because of crew shortages, and engineers say the problem is chronic and may get worse.

philly.com — Posted: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 8:36 AM The group that owns The Shops at Liberty Place in Center City Philadelphia has sued a religious group to bar it from setting up outside its building and spewing what it calls hate speech against women, whites and gays, according to a copy of the lawsuit filed yesterday.

philly.com — Xavier assistant basketball coach Ashley Howard is leaving after one season to take a job as an assistant at Villanova, Musketeers head coach Chris Mack told the Cincinnati Enquirer Thursday. Wildcats head coach Jay Wright, through a spokesman, declined comment.

philly.com — Temple is bringing itself in line with Penn State and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's other Football Bowl Subdivision programs. Construction of an indoor practice facility inside the vacated student recreation center across from Geasey Field on 15th Street will be completed on Aug. 1.

philly.com — Latest Entertainment Stories: Posted: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 4:15 PM CANNES, France - Ladies? Don't make him laugh. Asked who his favorite female comics were Thursday at a Cannes Film Festival press conference, Jerry Lewis listed Cary Grant and Burt Reynolds. He then added: "I don't have any."

philly.com — Posted: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 4:11 PM After customers complained, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is cracking down on competitive electrical suppliers who play fast and loose with the language in their marketing efforts. The PUC on Thursday issued new definitions to reduce misleading sales pitches.

philly.com — Everyone wants to know, what will defensive coordinator Bill Davis' front seven look like? It's looked a lot like a 3-4 on base downs during the two open practices the media was permitted to attend this month, but the Eagles may have just been practicing against certain offensive formations that determined the odd-man front.

philly.com — Posted: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 5:40 AM DEAR GOV. CORBETT, Aren't you getting tired of that smell? First you step in it when you suggest that the jobless are unemployed because they can't pass a drug test. And now, you're talking about Latinos as if they're as elusive as the chupacabra.

philly.com — Thirteen months removed from his last major-league appearance, Mike Stutes is back in the Phillies bullpen. The 26-year-old righthander was recalled Thursday and will join the team for Friday's series opener in Washington. He replaces Phillippe Aumont, who was optioned to triple-A Lehigh Valley to improve his control.

philly.com — McKairnes will teach classes, host Verizon's Symposium on Global Broadband and Telecommunications next spring, and "help foster new television industry opportunities for Temple students," the school said in a statement. As scheduling chief under CBS President Les Moonves, McKairnes claims credit for helping boost the network's sagging ratings in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

philly.com — POSTED: Thursday, May 23, 2013, 2:12 PM Host Hotels & Resorts hopes to sell Philadelphia's largest hotel, the 1,400-room, 23-story Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, reports Real Estate Alert, Hoboken, NJ. The newsletter said Host hopes to fetch as much as $325 million, or $231,000 per room, more than triple the total price paid in any previous Philadelphia hotel resale.