Guinther’s investigation of the Ferber case won him a Pulitzer Prize nomination.
By Thom Nickels
Megyn Kelly’s platform is powerful — but her silence speaks louder
Megyn Kelly first came on my radar screen about twenty years ago, around the time that the Duke Lacrosse scandal […]
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 […]
LNP denies trying to ‘water down’ or ‘silence’ Smucker op-ed, despite wanting to ‘qualify’ it
According to a May 9 editorial in LNP|Lancaster Online, “It’s been a devastating and frightening year, to say the least, for transgender people.” […]
Paul Davis: Buyer beware of home improvement fraud
The Darby Borough Police announced on July 18 that they arrested George Cook, 42, the owner and operator of GC’s […]
David Sanko: Why public information must be free and accessible
As we celebrate America’s 250th, we should take a moment to reflect on the meaning of freedom today. The many […]
John Rossi: Philly sports writers, a biased opinion
Philadelphia has had an inferiority complex towards New York. The city never seemed to get over being bypassed in the […]
Court delivers key transparency victories in Shapiro records fight
The government has the duty to prove why a record should be withheld — and courts are increasingly insisting that they meet it.
By Todd Shepherd
Thom Nickels: The pretzel, the pain, and the prose — Pete Dexter’s Philadelphia years
For a writer, the ability to entertain readers doesn’t require a pronounced accent or a certain pose while smoking a […]
Jeff Hurvitz: Curb your hyperbole
Several weeks ago, President Trump invited HBO’s Bill Maher to be a guest of his at the White House. A […]