Conflating new standards in a school library — such as removing books with a level of pornographic content that they cannot even be shared in public school board meetings — with actual censorship is an obvious lie.
By Kyle Sammin
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Conflating new standards in a school library — such as removing books with a level of pornographic content that they cannot even be shared in public school board meetings — with actual censorship is an obvious lie.
By Kyle Sammin
The first-of-its-kind public-private partnership continues to help preserve the historic site after half a century.
By Kyle Sammin
Center-left and far-left squared off in hard-fought primaries, with mixed results.
By Kyle Sammin
Mastriano triumphs, Oz and McCormick headed for a recount
By Kyle Sammin
Republican party leaders encourage voters to choose Barletta.
By Kyle Sammin
In Pennsylvania’s current system, only the first choice matters. But that does not capture the complete picture of each voter’s sentiments.
By Kyle Sammin
For Pennsylvanians, the next decade of Congressional elections may look a lot like the past: court-ordered lines to protect one political party.
By Kyle Sammin
Before other issues reared their heads, the safety and tranquility of the 200 block of Tree Street was threatened by a different problem: tangled title.
By Kyle Sammin
Did former Penn president trade a no-work job for an ambassadorship? Come on, man!
By Kyle Sammin
Pennsylvania’s “objective” committee to draw state house districts has emphasized the new principle of “proportionality” to cleverly gerrymander a map in favor of State Democrats.
By Kyle Sammin