The Pennsylvania Supreme Court called the practice “of questionable validity.” Eighteen months later, nothing has changed.
By Todd Shepherd
Longo + Stiffler: Pennsylvania’s comeback is the story of America First
As Pennsylvanians join their countrymen in looking ahead to President Trump’s State of the Union address, the Keystone State stands as a shining […]
More calls to bring skill games out of the legal ‘gray area’
(The Center Square) – Calls grow on both sides of the political aisle to bring the lucrative skill games industry […]
Josue Sierra: When politics can’t tell the truth about the human person
Not long ago, debates about public policy assumed a basic agreement about reality. We argued about solutions, not about what […]
Letters to the editor, 2/14/2026
On May 19, 2026, Pennsylvania will hold its General Primary Election. In this Primary, Democratic and Republican voters will choose […]
Seth Higgins: Harrisburg’s AI bills are a mixed bag
One is sensible. The other two risk trampling speech and stifling innovation.
By Seth Higgins
Christine Flowers: In memory of Justice Sandra Schulz Newman
As a female in the legal profession, I have often encountered women my own age-64-and even younger, who have this […]
From the Editors: DOJ involvement in Greenberg case shows failure of Pennsylvania’s transparency law
There are plenty of lessons to draw from the most recent development involving the Ellen Greenberg case. One of them […]
Dan Bartkowiak: Getting stuff wrong — Why Pennsylvania must reject Gov. Shapiro’s push for marijuana legalization
Pennsylvania deserves policies rooted in public health and the common good.
By Dan Bartkowiak
Grow PA becomes popular scholarship program in its first year
Soon after State Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) spearheaded the creation of the Grow PA Scholarship Grant Program, it got an […]