Prove me wrong. The rhetoric has to be “toned down.” That’s a nice sentiment and a platitude, like “be kind.” […]
When trauma becomes the platform
The tragedy of Charlie Kirk’s murder has reignited a troubling pattern we have seen far too often in the United […]
Can legislation protecting parents restore childhood freedoms?
(The Center Square) – Did you grow up walking wherever you wanted? Were you a latchkey kid, home long hours […]
Turning the key to property tax elimination
‘Tis the season – property tax season that is. Just recently, I sat down and wrote out a check for […]
The quality of Mercy is pretty strained
I first walked the halls of Merion Mercy Academy in 1970, when my family moved from Logan to Havertown, and […]
Energy questions loom large on AI horizons
(The Center Square) – At the AI Horizons summit in Pittsburgh Thursday, legislators, executives and educators met to discuss the […]
When our republic stops talking
America lost a faith-filled husband, father, and patriot. For many, there will be a permanent hole in their hearts and […]
Life, death, and poetry on the Frankford El
Not all that long ago I boarded the Market-Frankford El at Front and Girard with the intention of taking it […]
Stew Bolno: Trump’s business experience is the secret to his success
United States citizens have elected presidents from a disparate pool of professional backgrounds including military, business, and even acting; but […]