The American Tort Reform Foundation’s “2021-2022 Judicial Hellholes” report shines a light on Pennsylvania’s overly litigious justice system. It’s time for state lawmakers to reset the scales of justice.
By Curt Shroder
State Sen. Scott Martin announces run for PA governor
State Senator Scott Martin jumped into the crowded race for Pennsylvania governor on Saturday.
By Linda Stein
Nutter on homicide crisis: “I wish some of these woke people would go back to sleep.”
The former Philadelphia mayor has not receded into the background after publishing a scathing op-ed criticizing District Attorney Larry Krasner.
By Kyle Sammin
Emily Kreps: Middle-of-the-road politicians need not apply
Pennsylvania families don’t want middle-of-the-road politicians. We need candidates who are willing to hold fast to conservative beliefs and lead on the right side of the culture war.
By Emily Kreps
David Galluch: For working-class Pennsylvanians, Build Back Better misses the mark.
The Build Back Better Act has a massive price tag, little focus, and no vision. A smaller bill targeting the economy, our workforce, and our schools would be more impactful and effective.
By David Galluch
Pennsylvania Senate Republicans file constitutional amendment of their own to limit executive branch
“This proposed constitutional amendment only reiterates what Pennsylvanians told us this past May when they voted to limit the length of executive powers provided by an emergency declaration.”
By Victor Skinner
Jennifer Lindner: If our values are self-evident, why must we defend them?
The radical left is gaslighting the American people and upending everything we know to be true. It is time for conservatives to hold fast to our unalienable rights and continue to turn the tide.
By Jennifer Lindner
Pennsylvania taxpayers spend tens of millions on government lobbying
A new report reveals Pennsylvania taxpayers paid at least $42 million in lobbying expenses between 2007 and 2020, though the actual cost is likely substantially more.
By Victor Skinner
Dr. Oz entry, Parnell exit shuffle busy GOP Senate field
Six months before the primary vote, two major shifts in race to be Republican nominee for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat have altered the race dynamics.
By Todd Shepherd
Pennsylvania’s elected officials receive automatic pay raises
Pennsylvania lawmakers, judges and other government employees received an automatic raise this week, the largest since 1991.
By Victor Skinner