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
Saving closed churches from the wrecking ball
Brody Hale works to preserve Catholic churches — as churches, not condominiums.
By Thom Nickels
Richard Koenig: A New Year’s resolution: Get back to pre-Covid normal — soonest
All I want for the New Year is an end to the “new normal.”
By Richard Koenig
Jennifer Lindner: If our values are self-evident, why must we defend them?
The radical left is gaslighting the American people and upending everything we know to be true. It is time for conservatives to hold fast to our unalienable rights and continue to turn the tide.
By Jennifer Lindner
Guy Ciarrocchi: Pennsylvania’s era of low expectations must end now
Relentless negativity and pessimism are holding Pennsylvania back from the success. It’s time for a change in outlook, a embrace of optimism that will begin a new age of growth and progress.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Tim Hartman: Kenney vs. Krasner, the heavyweight fight!
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner have been, shall we say… less than friendly to each other lately?
Chris Tremoglie: America does not need a new flag
Americans should embrace, and not erase, the history their flag represents.
By Chris Tremoglie
Gina Diorio: The web of Democrats tied to Pa.’s election grants
Campaign finance reports show that a group tied to the controversial 2020 election grants was paid $6.5 million to help elect Democrats here since 2018.
By Gina Diorio
Daniel Goncalves: Reddit investors v. Wall Street, Part 2 — revenge of the powerful
Part one of this two-part series examined how a group of redditors fought major Wall Street hedge funds in an epic David and Goliath tale. This piece discusses the financial establishment’s swift attempt at retribution and that retribution’s social consequences.
By Daniel Goncalves
Christine Flowers: Lessons on religious persecution for today’s Covid-19 church shutdowns
As a nation that celebrates religious freedom, how will we cope with the new limitations on public worship? By Christine Flowers