‘Better Pennsylvania’ sued the Pa. Manufacturers’ Association over a website name, but its own witness conceded there was no evidence of confusion and the judge found the law didn’t apply.
By Todd Shepherd
Seth Higgins: House Bill 1460 is the wrong answer to hospital closures
Few events rock a community like a hospital closure. When this happens, residents quickly turn to their elected representatives to […]
Harper + Lamb: New energy sources are needed now to combat soaring prices
From the industrial revolution to the digital revolution, Pennsylvania has led the way in American energy production. But now it’s […]
Senate Pro Tem Kim Ward says Shapiro “might have a problem with strong women”
Is what you see with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro in public what you also get in private? And does he […]
William Hillman: With apologies to Tip O’Neill, in Pennsylvania’s 2025 election, all politics was national
Tip O’Neill famously said, “all politics is local.” Not this year. Not in Pennsylvania. In 2025, nearly every contest — […]
Nicole Prussman: Pennsylvania Dems have a chance to do the right thing
Fifty-two years after Title IX guaranteed opportunity and safety for girls, Pennsylvania still hasn’t secured those protections in state law. […]
Kimberlee Josephson: Tax hikes on sports betting are a losing hand for PA lawmakers
It is no secret that the government has a spending problem, and public officials are gambling with our future. The […]
Kyle Sammin: So-called skill games are a racket the state should ban, not tax
Gambling has been legal in Pennsylvania for 21 years now, long enough that the youngest gamblers can’t even remember a […]