Shapiro’s office swears he has never browsed the web on state devices — raising fresh questions about secrecy and security.
By Todd Shepherd
Ben Mannes: Noem’s fall shows why independent watchdogs matter at every level of government
After a contentious Congressional hearing, President Trump’s announcement of a forced departure of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem came because […]
Stu Bykofsky: Here is why it is America’s war
Trump doesn’t take orders from Netanyahu — he gives them.
By Stu Bykofsky
Guy Ciarrocchi: Trump’s doing what many said they wanted. Why are they complaining?
Americans can be fickle, in life and in politics. We want to be in shape, but we don’t want to […]
Investigation claims anti-Israel, anti-American bias in Philly schools curriculum
Philadelphia curriculum accused of advancing Marxist, anti-Israel framework.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Christine Flowers: Vicious Iranian regime getting what it deserves
Years ago, when I first started to handle asylum cases, I had a consultation with a man from Iran who […]
Luke Bernstein: Dave McCormick’s first year — a blueprint for leadership in Pennsylvania
When Dave McCormick was sworn in as U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania, expectations were high. Pennsylvania is not just any state: […]
Michael Thomas Leibrandt: A chance to be a part of Philly history
From William Penn to George Washington to Benjamin Franklin, words from Philadelphians have shaped our city even before the exuberant […]
Congressional Committee presses Shapiro administration on Medicaid fraud in Pennsylvania
By Todd Shepherd A U.S. House committee is pressing the Shapiro administration on Medicaid fraud in the commonwealth, asking the […]
Thom Nickels: Can Pope Leo XIV undo the confusion of the Francis era?
When Robert Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, I had high hopes for his pontificate. He was American, a Villanova (known […]