Casey, Biden, and Democrats never accept blame for the harm they cause.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Sen. Scott Martin: Budget hearings highlight Shapiro budget’s threats to our fiscal stability
The governor plans to spend $14 billion more than the state will take in — and that’s if you trust his overly optimistic numbers.
By Sen. Scott Martin
PA Senators withdraw funding request for Philly LGBT center with ‘kink’ events
Fetterman signed a letter requesting that the earmark be pulled from the bill, then denied doing so.
By Linda Stein
Pennsylvania’s estimated $3 billion Medicaid waiver questioned
Shapiro and Arkoosh want to expand state-provided medical care — but can the taxpayers afford it?
By Christen Smith
State pays $13 million settlement to man wrongly convicted of murder in 1982
The payout is the largest of its kind related to the ELSIP fund in recent years — possibly ever.
By Todd Shepherd
Wally Nunn: The achievement gap is coming from outside the classroom
Families matter as much as — or even more than — school funding from the state.
By Wally Nunn
Gina L. Pope: Did taxpayers pay for Shapiro’s vacation flight to Hilton Head?
Is a visit to a South Carolina resort town state business?
By Gina L. Pope
David N. Taylor: Who’s the greediest of them all?
Politicians on trillion-dollar spending sprees have no credibility to scapegoat businesses.
By David N. Taylor
Wally Nunn: Delco taxpayers can’t afford tax hikes — and the Council knows it.
Council members from working class neighborhoods should know better than to go along with their rich colleagues’ tax-and-spend policies.
By Wally Nunn
Terry Tracy: Upper Darby stands on the precipice of financial Armageddon
An exaggeration? No, and a few facts might persuade you.
By Terry Tracy