Patricia Madej
Philly Inquirer
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Past articles by Patricia:
What to know about the cable piracy case against popular YouTuber ‘Omi in a Hellcat’
Bill Omar Carrasquillo, 36, was sentenced to 5½ years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit $30 million in assets Tuesday. → Read More
Looking back at a year of A More Perfect Union
It’s been a year since The Inquirer’s A More Perfect Union series began exploring some of Philadelphia’s biggest institutions and their unjust legacies. → Read More
We measured Eagles and Chiefs fans’ heart rates using their Apple Watches
We used Apple Watches to see how heart rates fluctuated during the Super Bowl. → Read More
Ex-Philly homicide detective Phil Nordo’s downfall subject of national investigative podcast episode
Inquirer reporters Chris Palmer and Samantha Melamed partner with the show for the hour-long episode of Phil Nordo's rise and fall. → Read More
How bias persists in life insurance
Three takeaways from A More Perfect Union’s “Paying a premium.” → Read More
What theater is getting a $30 million makeover? Take The Inquirer’s weekly news quiz.
Test your knowledge of last week’s events against other readers. → Read More
See Philadelphia’s election results breakdown by ward
Philadelphians turned out heavily for John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro in the races for U.S. Senate and governor. → Read More
Pennsylvania governor election results 2022: Did Josh Shapiro or Doug Mastriano win?
See the results in the Pennsylvania governor's race as they come in. → Read More
Pennsylvania Senate election results 2022: Did John Fetterman or Mehmet Oz win?
See the results in the Pennsylvania Senate race as they come in. → Read More
Why are Philly’s construction unions so white?
Six takeaways from our reporting on racism in the building trades. → Read More
We asked what a new Sixers arena should be named. Here’s what you said.
The Inquirer looked to readers for some inspiration on a name for the proposed Sixers arena. Some were funny, some were serious — while others we couldn't include in a family-friendly newspaper. → Read More
The Sixers aren’t the first team to eye Center City. Here’s why it didn’t work for the Phillies.
The Sixers' proposal to build a new arena at 10th and Market recalls a failed 2000 push for a new Phillies stadium in Chinatown. → Read More
What would you name a new Sixers arena?
Tell us what you think a new Sixers arena should be called. → Read More
How America’s first medical city birthed a racist maternal care system
A Philadelphia story about reproductive rights, American history, and medical racism. → Read More
Who is SEPTA Chief Thomas Nestel and why is he retiring?
On Tuesday, Thomas J. Nestel III abruptly retired from his job as the chief of SEPTA’s police. Here’s what you need to know about his tenure at the transit agency. → Read More
The majority of people in solitary are Black. Philly forefathers designed it that way.
Solitary confinement began in Philadelphia with racist roots. → Read More
What to know about the South Street shooting: The victims, investigation, and response
Here’s the latest from The Inquirer’s coverage of Saturday’s mass shooting, as we continue to learn details on the victims, how the events transpired, officials’ response, and more. → Read More
How the Main Line got so white
The Main Line didn't become predominantly white by accident. For decades, people of color were denied access to area housing through racial restrictions. → Read More
Gritty and Mayor Kenney at odds over best Italian Hoagie in Philly
Voting in The Inquirer's 2022 Italian hoagie bracket ends April 4. → Read More
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.
Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan. → Read More