“If” is a very short, but very important and useful word. It enables us to ask questions that need to […]
Stu Bykofsky: Here is why it is America’s war
Trump doesn’t take orders from Netanyahu — he gives them.
By Stu Bykofsky
Paul Davis: Feds warn of possible Iranian sleeper cell terrorists
With President Trump’s bold, decisive, and historical military combat action against Iran — Operation Epic Fury — there are concerns […]
Sen. Doug Mastriano: Peace through strength — Why President Trump’s action on Iran was necessary
As a retired U.S. Army colonel who served more than three decades in uniform — including combat tours in Iraq […]
Stew Bolno: Battlefield America
It’s almost 85 years since the United States declared its entry into WWII, a war started in Europe a few […]
Ada Nestor: No Kings, just chaos
Trump makes peace in Gaza, and the radicals just redirect their rage.
By Ada Nestor
Jeff Hurvitz: The new Trojan horse
In Homer’s The Iliad, there is mention of the mythical Trojan Horse used by the Mycenaean Greeks against the city […]
Chris Gibbons: The box in the attic
The dishes arrived from Bavaria at the Girard Avenue home in Philadelphia of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilisky in mid-June […]
‘Masters of the Air’ and Roman Catholic High School
The new World War II mini-series prompts a search for the alumni of a Philadelphia high school who fought in the skies of Europe and reveals the courageous story of an Eighth Air Force bomber crew.
By Chris Gibbons
Craig Snyder: Israel at war
The sense of conflict in Israel is like nothing known in America since the Second World War.
By Craig Snyder