According to a recent study, transgender social contagion appears to be on the decline with numbers closer to pre-pandemic levels. […]
Sen. Jarrett Coleman: It’s time to end Covid penalties on small businesses
Everyone remembers a local business in their town that was shut down due to the Covid pandemic, while the big […]
Beth Ann Rosica: The Right to Know process empowers everyday citizens to expose government waste
In honor of Sunshine week, Broad + Liberty celebrates those regular citizens who seek a more transparent government.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Edward Sotherden: Five years after the Covid madness began, we need open records laws more than ever
Five years ago, we didn’t know, but the world was about to change drastically and quickly. I would soon be […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Five years after the pandemic began, looking back at those who stood against the tide
“This is going to be remembered as a catastrophic moral crime.” Bari Weiss, on RealTime with Bill Maher. By March […]
Beth Ann Rosica: On the fifth anniversary of school closures, an open letter to those responsible
To those pathetic elected officials, cowardly superintendents, and morally reprehensible union bosses: On the fifth anniversary of school closures, I […]
Beth Ann Rosica: What the Chester County post-Covid analysis doesn’t say
The county dropped six figures on the report, but won’t let anyone see it without a right-to-know request.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Richard Koenig: Early uptake of Covid boosters is lagging. Is it the Edsel of vaccines?
Public health officials continue to damage their reputations by pushing the vaccine on those who need it least.
By Richard Koenig
Bolno + Gambescia: Eight steps to Covid contrition
By admitting their mistakes and renewing their commitment to science, public health professionals can start to regain trust.
By Stephen F. Gambescia and Stew Bolno