Everyone remembers a local business in their town that was shut down due to the Covid pandemic, while the big […]
Stephen Eustis: Are Pennsylvania’s Democratic Supreme Court Justices acting like politicians?
Judicial activism, regardless of the political leanings involved, erodes public confidence in the judiciary’s role as a neutral arbiter.
By Stephen Eustis, Jr.
Christine Flowers: First, kill all the lawyers?
Last night, as I was watching another Dateline episode about a husband killing a wife and feeling so happy to […]
Howard Lurie: Thinking about birthright citizenship
“Birthright citizenship” is the belief that the US Constitution automatically makes anyone born within the United States a citizen of […]
Ben Mannes: When your tax funds pay for political corruption
How the politicized use of public funds results in rampant waste, fraud, abuse, and corruption.
By Ben Mannes
Jeff Hurvitz: DEI, rescinded
In Philip Roth’s 2000 novel, The Human Stain, protagonist Coleman Silk is a light-skinned black person who poses as a […]
Howard Lurie: The other side of the birthright citizenship debate
The problem of illegal immigration into the United States at our southern border was a major issue in our recent […]
Christine Flowers: Born in the U.S.A.
There have been some interesting discussions about birthright citizenship, and Trump’s election a few weeks ago has just intensified the […]
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick: Addressing the dangers of AI-generated deepfakes in Pennsylvania
In August, Lancaster County police launched an investigation into a disturbing case involving 20 high school female students. The perpetrator […]
