Montgomery and Chester County cases highlight flashpoints with Pennsylvania’s involuntary commitment law. Is it too easy to involuntarily commit someone […]
Thom Nickels: In a time of upheaval, Fulton J. Sheen offers a model of clarity
In September 2026, a light will shine on the American Catholic Church when Fulton J. Sheen (1895–1979) will be beatified […]
Former SJU prof. Manco settles lawsuit with some defendants, but not all
he settlements are good news for the professor, but a lawyer for the remaining defendants says the development is not a forward looking omen.
By Todd Shepherd
Boraski campaign issues referred to DA Khan; Harvie still silent
A year ago, Jeff Boraski quietly filed campaign finance reports admitting he accepted almost $30,000 in previously undisclosed campaign donations. […]
Stu Bykofsky: Cesar Chavez and the making of an unperson
You might say it was like white Americans learning that George Washington — among other Founding Fathers — was a slave holder. In our present culture, that’s evil.
By Stu Bykofsky
Shapiro says Pittsburgh is ready for the NFL Draft in April
(The Center Square) – With less than one month until the National Football League’s Draft heading to Pittsburgh, Gov. Josh […]
Christine Flowers: With Roe in place, Gosnell was allowed to kill and maim
Say “Kermit Gosnell” to someone outside of Philadelphia, and they will look at you with the puzzled expression of someone […]
Trump is ‘very unimpressed with Shapiro’
Since he entered politics, President Trump has given other politicians nicknames. Think “Little Marco,” “Pocahontas,” or “Pencil Neck.” Now Democratic […]