“Live and let live” used to be something we all were taught in school. The NHL dust-up over warm up jerseys shows that some have forgotten it.
By Kyle Sammin
Thought-provoking and shareable ideas for
free thinkers in greater Philadelphia and beyond
“Live and let live” used to be something we all were taught in school. The NHL dust-up over warm up jerseys shows that some have forgotten it.
By Kyle Sammin
Republicans and Democrats have worked together for good, meaningful environmental regulation in the past. They should continue to do so in the new legislative session.
By Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster and Berks)
At least a dozen school districts in Pennsylvania exploited a legal loophole to avoid a referendum on tax increases.
By Anthony Hennen
Rongione was the center of a months-long political drama in one of the largest municipalities in the commonwealth.
By Todd Shepherd
Hanging in the balance against a deadline are constitutional amendments for statute of limitations reform, voter ID, and regulatory reform
By Christen Smith
A government program that helps children, parents, and educators, while saving the taxpayer money.
by Guy Ciarrocchi
The policy debate in the battleground county has expanded from school district meetings to the pages of the Inquirer.
by Todd Shepherd
The Pittsburgh-area resident claims that joining a union would violate his religious liberty.
By Todd Shepherd
An inside telling of the bizarre process leading to Pennsylvania’s independent speaker.
By Rep. David H. Zimmerman
Pennsylvania’s Open Records law is a powerful tool for transparency — one that local governments resist as hard as they can.
By Kevin Mooney