When I started my career in law enforcement, I took an oath to serve and protect my community. Now, as […]
Eric Tuwalski: Social studies curriculum matters in schools
During my course of teaching in four of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Secondary Schools, I sometimes have to reflect on […]
From the Editors: Good government starts with accountability — even for Shapiro
“Good government is good politics,” Governor Josh Shapiro used to say.
From the Editors
Beth Ann Rosica: Shapiro silent on Save Women’s Sports Act
Assuming the bill passes the House, the million dollar question is whether Shapiro will sign it into law.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Guy Ciarrocchi: Cyber charter students, the piñata in Harrisburg
There is a group of students in our state who have become a political piñata — the object attacked repeatedly, […]
Paul Davis: Latest report on officers killed in the line of duty
During National Police Week, reflecting on the fallen officers.
By Paul Davis
Stephen Gambescia: Fields of pink
Spring fever is one malady for which we wanted no cure.
By Stephen Gambescia
Thom Nickels: New hope from Rome?
After the disastrous Pope Francis papacy — his war on traditionalist Catholic communities and his globalist embrace of unchecked migration […]
Frank Ryan: Effectively defeating the growing menace of online fraud
Recently, a friend expressed her frustration to me that the PA Turnpike was dinging her for unpaid tolls on her […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Two vastly different visions of what America is and should be
A large part of the reason for the anger in America stemming from political battles is because the actual great […]