NATO is broken. Actually, it has essentially ended. It’s time to acknowledge it. Have the break up. Try to remain […]
Russell Richie: Philadelphia’s job-killing wage tax — and a better alternative
Replacing the wage tax with a land value tax would bring roughly 26,000 jobs into Philadelphia from the suburbs.
By Russell Richie
Seth Higgins: Philadelphia’s big moment is coming. Will the improvements last?
Unless you live under a rock or an I-95 overpass, you know the nation’s attention will be on Philadelphia throughout […]
From the Editors: City Council got it right — eventually
Last month, Philadelphia’s City Council overwhelmingly voted to amend the City Charter’s “resign to run” provision — which, as the […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Catholic leaders — Be not afraid
Sadly, my Church is missing what’s happening. With the best of intentions, targeted outreach, the formation of “study” committees, and […]
Montgomery and Chester County cases highlight flaws in Pennsylvania’s involuntary commitment law.
Montgomery and Chester County cases highlight flashpoints with Pennsylvania’s involuntary commitment law. Is it too easy to involuntarily commit someone […]
From the Editors : ICE out? Think again.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey delighted his far-left supporters when he said at a press conference earlier this year that ICE […]
Thom Nickels: The Associated Press gone fully Orwellian
There was no AP Style book when I was in journalism school, but there was an AP satellite office next […]
Dozens of local districts maintain gender secrecy policies despite Supreme Court ruling
Beth Ann Rosica’s writings are a blend of news, opinion, and analysis. Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court sided […]