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From the Editors
Kyle Sammin: ‘Democracy is on the ballot?’ Don’t believe a word of it.
On Tuesday, 51 percent of Virginia voted themselves 91 percent of the congressional seats.
By Kyle Sammin
Guy Ciarrocchi: Different goals, different values, and different facts — our deep national divide
The divide is wider, deeper, and much more of a problem than many realize. Democrats and Republican voters disagree with […]
Paul Davis: The Russians are coming to a computer near you
Russian GRU unit is hijacking routers to steal sensitive information.
By Paul Davis
Terry Tracy: When silence becomes policy at the Philadelphia Inquirer
At some point, editorial omission stops being incidental. It becomes patterned, predictable, and eventually, it becomes policy. The modern debate […]
Wally Nunn: Promises versus reality
The Pennsylvania Prison Society just delivered a brutal reality check on Delaware County’s “humane” takeover of the George W. Hill prison.
By Wally Nunn
Thom Nickels: Justice delayed
When I think of lawyers I think of the American justice system, and when I think of that I begin […]
Josephine Ferro: Don’t let the FCLA fool you
Why is it that supposedly “pro-labor” legislation usually ends up hurting workers instead of helping them? Too often, proposals that […]
Stu Bykofsky: ICE Out — the Grand Opera from City Council
It should not come as a surprise to you that lawyers on your team can find legal justification for anything.
By Stu Bykofsky
Felice Fein: Voter confidence shaken, and public transparency is the way forward
May 19, 2026, is the Pennsylvania Primary Election where voters from the two major parties select their party nominees to run […]