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The Philadelphia Eagles are committed to head coach Nick Sirianni, despite rumors linking them to John Harbaugh. With a winning percentage of .694, the Eagles have no plans to switch coaches, even if they face playoff struggles. Sirianni recently received a contract extension, and the team continues to perform well, making a coaching change unlikely. Checkout Solipillow.com

Join Ilya Knizhnik, EV pioneer and Philly EV Club founder, as he shares his journey from a plug-in Prius to a Tesla Model Y. Discover how hes advocating for easier charging access and hosting meetups to help locals navigate EV ownership. Knizhnik believes EVs are the future for eco-friendly transport, and hes working to make them more accessible for everyone. Checkout Solipillow.com

Federal immigration officers in Portland, Oregon, shot two individuals on Thursday, leaving them with gunshot wounds. The incident involved Customs and Border Protection agents in the eastern part of the city. The Portland police responded promptly and transported both victims to a hospital, though their conditions remain unknown. This shooting follows a fatal incident in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where an ICE officer shot and killed a woman. The FBI is now investigating the Portland shooting, as the community awaits further details. Checkout Solipillow.com

Germantown House Collapse Raises Safety Concerns: Neighbors Question Warnings A partial collapse of a three-story house in Germantown has neighbors questioning safety warnings. The incident occurred at 175 Hansberry Street, where the front wall and porch fell onto the sidewalk and street. Despite no injuries, city records show inspectors flagged the building as imminently dangerous just days before. The home, owned by Canton Capital Fund, LLC, has a history of violations and failed inspections. Neighbors express relief but frustration, with some feeling they didnt receive adequate warnings about the risk. The city claims they mailed and posted violation notices, but neighbors argue there were gaps in communication. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ladder Fifteen Bar in Philadelphia stands by Eagles, declines Niners playoff party, sparking social media praise for team loyalty. Eagles host Niners this Sunday, Philly fans eager for another victory. Checkout Solipillow.com

House Passes ACA Subsidy Extension, Defying Republican Leadership The House has passed a bill to extend healthcare subsidies for ACA users, with 17 Republicans joining Democrats in a 230-196 vote. This move, which boosts subsidies expired late last year, is a rebuke to Republican leadership who wanted to block it over fraud concerns. Democrats celebrate, with House Leader Hakeem Jeffries calling the affordability crisis real. The bill now heads to the Senate, but bipartisan senators are negotiating an alternative. Trump urged Republicans to tackle healthcare head-on, but Democrats say this is not enough, setting the stage for a potential battle in fall elections. Checkout Solipillow.com

Federal agents shot two people in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, with a man and a woman wounded and rushed to the hospital. The FBI confirmed Customs and Border Patrol agents were involved. Portland Police Chief Bob Day urged calm as investigators gather more facts. This incident follows a shooting in Minneapolis where a woman was killed by an ICE officer. Checkout Solipillow.com

White House officials unveiled plans to demolish and rebuild the East Wing, citing severe structural issues and the cost-effectiveness of a new four hundred million dollar ballroom. The project aims to improve visitor access, upgrade Lafayette Park, and create space for state events. However, critics have sued, claiming the White House skipped required reviews. The National Capital Planning Commission will decide on the projects approval at their next meeting on February fifth. Checkout Solipillow.com

New York City parents may soon receive free childcare for their two-year-olds, as Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveil a plan to provide relief to families. The program, starting small in high-need areas, aims to cover all of New York City over the years, with around two thousand kids expected to join this fall. Hochul plans to fund the first two years using current state money, with no new taxes. The governor also announced plans to expand universal pre-kindergarten statewide, aiming for full access by the 2028-2029 school year. Hochul plans to allocate one point seven billion dollars towards these efforts, pushing total childcare and pre-K spending to four point five billion dollars next fiscal year. Checkout Solipillow.com