Social media exalts the slapdash and careless, the vulgar and profane. There’s no room or respect for deliberation and eloquence.
By Art Carey
George Parry: Krasner’s handling of Mumia case part of a disturbing pattern
Maureen Faulkner’s persistence and courage in filing her petition have brought into sharp focus the questions that continue to hang over Philly’s district attorney.
By George Parry
Steven McGuire: Archbishop Chaput has led Philly archdiocese by truth, faith and example
During these difficult times of change, Catholics have been able to count on Archbishop Chaput as a model of holiness and stability.
By Steven F. McGuire
David Spigelmyer: Fracking ban would devastate Pa.’s economy, consumers and environment
America’s pursuit of a clean energy future must prioritize innovation, job growth and a sustainable economy.
Bob Martin: Not for Trump, but not for far left Democrats either
Many can unite in denunciations of the President’s behavior. But extreme progressive ideology is also troubling.
By Bob Martin
State Rep. Frank Ryan: Pa. must eliminate property taxes – and here’s how to do it
Frustrated by your tax bills? Pennsylvania HB 13 would eliminate school property taxes and provide alternate revenue sources to spread the burden of school funding equitably.
By Frank Ryan
Hayward and Yoo: The free speech crisis on our campuses
Want to fight administrative bias and cowardice at schools like Penn and Villanova? Speak out and stop donating.
By Steven F. Hayward and John Yoo
Rooney and Novak: Campaign 2019, this fall’s elections set the stage for 2020
Broad + Liberty asked political analysts T.J. Rooney and Alan Novak to discuss Pennsylvania’s current political landscape and explore what the 2019 election means for 2020.
By Alan Novak and T.J. Rooney
Farah Jimenez: ‘Good government’ doesn’t work in Philadelphia
It’s time to rethink campaign-finance rules.
By Farah Jimenez
Commonwealth Foundation: Wolf’s attacks on schools of choice hurt students’ chances of success
Governor Wolf and his allies want students in conventional public schools, no matter how poorly performing.
By Charles Mitchell