As viewers have retreated to their respective corners of the political ring, it would have been a good idea to see our leader act as a unifier in his speech.
By Jeff Hurvitz
Howard Lurie: The Editors are wrong — and right — about separation of powers
In a recent column, the editors of Broad + Liberty expressed serious concern over the attempt by the Trump administration […]
From the Editors: Separation of powers keeps us free
In 1642, King Charles I marched into the House of Commons determined to personally arrest five members of Parliament. Accompanied […]
What would happen if Fetterman’s health would cause him to resign from the U.S. Senate?
The recent fall by Pennsylvania’s U.S. Sen. John Fetterman has once again raised concerns about his overall health. Fetterman fell […]
Frank Speidel: Why they fought
On an April morning more than 250 years ago, an armed insurrection against the greatest military power in the world […]
Howard Lurie: Under whose jurisdiction? The Supreme Court’s next big constitutional test
One of the cases yet to be decided by the Supreme Court this term involves the constitutionality of “birthright citizenship.” […]
Pennsylvanians join the push to term limit Congress
(The Center Square) – Rep. Jared Solomon, D-Philadelphia, has introduced a concurrent resolution calling Pennsylvania to join states seeking a […]
Wally Zimolong: Democrats are Article II deniers
Article II of the United States Constitution plainly states “[t]he executive Power shall be vested in a President of the […]
Howard Lurie: Thinking about birthright citizenship
“Birthright citizenship” is the belief that the US Constitution automatically makes anyone born within the United States a citizen of […]
Howard Lurie: Shapiro’s actions strain our constitutional principles
In late November, Governor Josh Shapiro directed the state Department of Transportation to move $153 million of federal highway capital […]