Pennsylvania’s civil commitment laws are in urgent need of reform.
By Richard Kosich
Seth Higgins: People will demand order
On a Saturday evening earlier this month, a homeless man caused a disturbance at a Center City IHOP in Philadelphia. […]
Paul Davis: My Q&A with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner
Having interviewed Judge Patrick Dugan, a candidate for Philadelphia District Attorney against incumbent DA Larry Krasner in next month’s election, […]
Shapiro speaks on his attacker’s guilty plea
(The Center Square) – Following a guilty plea from arsonist Cody Balmer for the April firebombing of his official residence […]
The murder of a South Philly barber
The Philadelphia Police recently announced that charges against Michael Piselli, 38, were upgraded to murder in the beating death of […]
The catastrophic end of militant youth
For years, our schools and institutions have trained children to believe activism is not a choice but a condition of […]
Philadelphia spy case ends in prison sentence for former defense contractor
Spy stories in fact and fiction generally take place in exotic locales like Hong Kong or Berlin. But a spy story ended right here in Philadelphia on September 15th with the sentencing of a former defense contractor for attempted espionage.
By Paul Davis
Three officers killed in York shooting, suspect identified
(The Center Square) – The man killed during a shoot out in North Cordorus Township, York County that left three […]
Murder is wrong. It’s not that hard to say.
Prove me wrong. The rhetoric has to be “toned down.” That’s a nice sentiment and a platitude, like “be kind.” […]
When trauma becomes the platform
The tragedy of Charlie Kirk’s murder has reignited a troubling pattern we have seen far too often in the United […]