United States===Philadelphia

United States===Philadelphia filed suit against the Trump administration for removing the slavery exhibit, arguing that the public and the city's reputation were being harmed. The city is responsible for the public trust in telling its own history.

United States===Philadelphia is involved in a legal dispute with the United States===United States Department of the Interior regarding the restoration of an exhibit at the President's House. The city is a plaintiff in the lawsuit seeking to reinstate the exhibit.

The city of United States===Philadelphia sued the Trump administration after the United States===National Park Service removed the exhibit. The city's legal action led to the judge's ruling, which supports the city's interest in preserving historical accuracy at United States===Independence National Historical Park.

United States===Philadelphia switched to online learning for Monday and Tuesday due to the storm, impacting its educational system and daily routines.

United States===Philadelphia experienced over 13 inches of snow, contributing to the widespread disruption across the Eastern Seaboard caused by the nor'easter.