Karl Baker
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Computer repairman who claimed he gave Hunter Biden data to Giuliani closes shop as laptop saga gets stranger
Computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac, who gave a copy of the laptop to Rudy Giuliani, shuttered his Delaware store and a neighbor said he left town. → Read More
Competing election protesters face off in Philadelphia, highlighting America's divisions
The two sides highlighted increasing political and cultural differences in a country stewing in tension as officials in Pennsylvania count ballots. → Read More
Philadelphia, the surprising presidential battleground. Why it is so critical
Because of its sheer size, Philadelphia also is home to an election-tipping numbers of voters with potentially shifting allegiances. → Read More
Rudy Giuliani turns over alleged Hunter Biden laptop to authorities in Delaware
Rudy Giuliani shared files from what he said was Hunter Biden's laptop, which were turned over to the FBI, a Delaware attorney general spokesman said. → Read More
Rudy Giuliani turns over alleged Hunter Biden laptop to authorities in Delaware
Rudy Giuliani shared files from what he said was Hunter Biden's laptop, which were turned over to the FBI, a Delaware attorney general spokesman said. → Read More
Giuliani gives alleged Hunter Biden laptop to New Castle County police
The contents of a MacBook Pro that allegedly belonged to Hunter Biden and have been source of a recent political firestorm are again with the FBI. → Read More
Wilmington's virtual mayoral debate lacked usual energy, but candidates got in their shots
While the debate's virtual nature may have kept the discourse subdued, it featured several biting critiques. → Read More
Delaware unemployment jumped in May above an already lofty April
Delaware's troubled job market veered worse than the country's as a whole in May. → Read More
Former Wilmington Trust execs prepare for Philadelphia appeals court fight
Final briefs in the landmark criminal banking case have been filed for a panel of appeals judges at the Third Circuit in Philadelphia. → Read More
Frontier Airlines is back. Delaware flights planned for November
A month after postponing its Delaware service launch "indefinitely," the discount airline shows flights from New Castle beginning in November. → Read More
Delaware medical supplier says FEMA seized 400,000 N95 masks, now he's out millions of dollars
A Delaware importer says the Federal Emergency Management Agency seized a shipment of N95 masks two weeks ago – charges FEMA denies. → Read More
Delaware's confirmed coronavirus cases continue to climb; no decision on liquor store closures
Delaware's public health officials confirmed 38 coronavirus cases in the state on Friday, up from 30 the day before. → Read More
Amid sex abuse claims, bankruptcy case raises possibility Boy Scouts may not survive
The future of the Boy Scouts could be in doubt, according to arguments that kicked off the first day of hearings for the organizations' bankruptcy. → Read More
Shakeup in DuPont C-suite: CEO out as board seeks bigger sales amid global uncertainty
DuPont's CEO and CFO are out as the company shakes up senior leadership. → Read More
A NJ insurance company plans to be the latest to invest in Wilmington. Here's where
Farmer of Salem's move into Wilmington likely will boost the city's commercial real estate market. While owners of office buildings in Delaware's largest city still struggle to fill large amounts of empty offices, momentum might be shifting. → Read More
DuPont to sell part of Chestnut Run campus to Delle Donne
The sale of Chestnut Run campus is a response to years of Dupont's job cuts in Delaware. → Read More
$32 million apartments latest massive development planned along Christina River
The projects add to a litany of other changes impacting the working-class Southbridge neighborhood. → Read More
DuPont sheds nutrition business; impact on jobs unknown
Once the state's most recognizable employer, DuPont in recent years has carried out a string of transactions that have occurred alongside layoffs. → Read More
Facing claims of corruption, former City Council President Theo Gregory waives arraignment
Ex-Wilmington City Council President, Theo Gregory faces two misdemeanors, each carrying sentences of up to a year in prison. → Read More
Dover speedway bets sports betting can give it a needed boost
As Dover Motor Sports heads into its second major racing weekend of the year, the company is negotiating an uncertain future. → Read More