A new federal program could provide up to $1 billion in education scholarships to Pennsylvania families looking for better opportunities […]
Subodha Kumar: As we fund Pennsylvania, let’s make sure water is not left behind
The recent Blizzard of ‘26 packed a punch in Philadelphia and across the Delaware Valley. Aside from school closures and […]
Proposed 52% tax on skill games praised and slammed at hearing
(The Center Square) – The biggest proposed new moneymaker in Pennsylvania government may also launch one of the sharpest debates […]
Shapiro has never browsed the internet on state devices, his office says
Shapiro’s office swears he has never browsed the web on state devices — raising fresh questions about secrecy and security.
By Todd Shepherd
PennDOT says vehicle registration can’t change your voter registration. Its own form says otherwise.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court called the practice “of questionable validity.” Eighteen months later, nothing has changed.
By Todd Shepherd
Stelle + Langan: Southern states shatter the myth of ‘underfunded’ public schools
Pennsylvania has a lot to learn about public education. And states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana offer this important lesson: […]
Cyber charter schools ‘left out of’ reform conversations
(The Center Square) – Taxpayer funding of cyber charter schools gets a lot of scrutiny in Harrisburg. The conversation often […]
Matthew Brouillette: The many GSDs of Gov. Josh Shapiro
GSD? More like “Gaslighting statewide daily.”
By Matthew J. Brouillette
Andrew Lewis: Shapiro blames everybody but himself for rising electricity prices
When it comes to energy policy, Gov. Josh Shapiro wants to blame everybody but himself for rising electricity costs. The […]
Thom Nickels: History and hypocrisy
When I lived as a student in Baltimore I remember being surprised – shocked almost – to discover a number […]