A cemetery can be a place for quiet reflection and connection with our history.
By Thom Nickels
McCormick: Consider limited military action against drug cartels
The Senate candidate wants to make fentanyl a national priority, he said, and criticized President Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey for failed leadership.
By Anthony Hennen
Woman’s death marks 12th tied to Delaware County prison since government’s warden installed
Details are scarce about the emergency that began in the prison but ended more than a week later in a hospital bed.
By Todd Shepherd
Christine Flowers: Navalny was the hero Russia needed
The Russian dissident’s death at the hands of his government is a tragedy the world must not ignore.
By Christine Flowers
Beth Ann Rosica: What books are really ‘banned’ in local school districts?
Despite the hype, there’s only one side limiting books and it’s not who you think.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Paul Davis: Police offer tips on how to avoid being carjacked
“Know where you are, who is near you, and who is approaching you,” Captain John Ryan said.
By Paul Davis
State legislators hold hearings on artificial intelligence
The hearing was the latest move by Republican lawmakers to increase awareness of AI’s revolutionary capacity.
By Liv DeMarco
Lawsuits allege government union officers engaged in dubious financial schemes
Firefighters and corrections officers file separate lawsuits against their union leadership in state court.
By Kevin Mooney
Guy Ciarrocchi: America — Out of many, one
For too many, the sentiment of unity is no longer in fashion.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
‘Masters of the Air’ and Roman Catholic High School
The new World War II mini-series prompts a search for the alumni of a Philadelphia high school who fought in the skies of Europe and reveals the courageous story of an Eighth Air Force bomber crew.
By Chris Gibbons