(The Center Square) – Federal interference threatened operations for two Pennsylvania steel companies this year. The allies on the battlefield, however, looked a lot different – a fact that’s left critics questioning Gov. Josh Shapiro’s allegiances. When the Biden administration’s energy efficiency regulation for distribution transformers threatened to shutter a […]
U.S. Steel alleges union corruption over blocked overseas sale
(The Center Square) – U.S. Steel said Monday that union corruption toppled the company’s overseas buyout and pressured regulators to ignore the law in the organization’s favor. Lawsuits, filed respectively in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and the District Court for the Western District of […]
Beth Ann Rosica: Despite federal reversal, PA continues to allow boys to compete against girls in school sports
Last month, the Biden administration quietly abandoned its plan to force school districts to allow boys to compete against girls in sports. Before that about-face, districts across the country had been threatened with a loss of federal funding if they failed to comply with yet another revision of the Title […]
Christine Flowers: Biden’s December surprise
To say that it was an interesting year is to say that the Earth rotates around the Sun, something that isn’t as much of a slam dunk as it would appear. Ask Galileo. But the truth is that every year is interesting in its own way, and this one included […]
Frank Ryan: Leadership void – the dangers of an absent outgoing administration
The dangers of the drone activity over the United States have largely been ignored by an outgoing President and his administration despite a potentially plausible explanation. Because of this benign neglect, we, as a nation, have entered one of the most dangerous periods since World War II. The combination of […]
Andy Bloom: I’m glad Joe Biden pardoned Hunter
Trump supporters are going to disagree with me, but I’m glad Joe Biden broke his promise and pardoned his son Hunter. President Biden used the power vested in the presidency to grant his son one of the broadest full and unconditional pardons since Gerald Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon. Hunter […]
Andy Bloom: Kamala didn’t close – and here’s why
Democrats are engaged in a circular firing squad. The finger-pointing, blame game, recriminations, and despair are being shared publicly and privately. We’ve been there. Republicans engaged in similar exercises in 2012 and to a lesser degree in 2008. The difference is that Republicans weren’t enthusiastic about Romney or McCain. In […]
Kyle Sammin: The U.S. Steel merger is good for workers, good for Pennsylvania
When Donald Trump imposed a “temporary” 25 percent tariff on steel in 2018, many Democrats and their friends in the media pounced on the plan as ill-considered and harmful to the American economy. Even some Republicans were uncomfortable with the executive action. Legality was not the issue: the section of […]
Kyle Sammin: Open borders are anti-worker
Harris and the Democrats are trying to have it both ways.
By Kyle Sammin
Guy Ciarrocchi: Lies, damn lies, and Biden/Harris statistics
Gaslighting: telling someone to trust what they’re being told — and ignore the reality that they see and hear. The idea that the government would do it to its own citizens makes you think about a sci-fi movie, or life in a totalitarian nation like North Korea, China or the […]