Pennsylvania’s civil commitment laws are in urgent need of reform.
By Richard Kosich
JD Longo: President Trump’s EU trade deal spells huge wins for Pennsylvanians
President Trump’s groundbreaking trade deal with the European Union is another example of his commitment to championing policies that put […]
Mark Schweiker: Pennsylvania’s energy future is bright and bipartisan
After years of high inflation, rising costs, and expensive energy, Congress and the current administration have taken an important step […]
Pennsylvania is sued twice over voter records
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was sued twice in the course of one week in two separate actions over the integrity […]
National Dems spending big on Pennsylvania Supreme Court races
(The Center Square) – While much of the country is gearing up for consequential midterm elections in 2026, Pennsylvania’s 2025 […]
Rural Pennsylvanians can hear you, you know?
During the height of the SEPTA budget standoff a month ago, Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman delivered a searing political […]
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court shows that Phyllis Schlafly was right about the ERA
In the late 1960’s and early 70’s, as the feminist movement was rising in influence, its leaders wrote and promoted […]
Teacher attrition — student behavior and school safety drive ongoing crisis
Fewer teachers are leaving the profession than in recent years, but the overall attrition rate remains very high, causing significant […]
Voters will soon get their say on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court
On November 4, 2025, three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices, Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht, will be on the […]
PA’s economic crossroads — Will Gov. Shapiro choose the right path?
Pennsylvania is struggling economically, but business could be booming if Harrisburg was just willing to get out of the way. […]