A commitment to remembering what the Covid “experts” did to us four years ago.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Andy Bloom: What becomes of the Haley voters?
Trump thinks he doesn’t need the voters who went for Haley on Super Tuesday. He should think again.
By Andy Bloom
Jim McErlane: Biden’s Ukraine policy is a recipe for a stalemate.
If things continue as they are, Russia’s manpower advantage will ultimately doom Ukraine.
By Jim McErlane
Paul Davis: The Kensington Initiative
A veteran narcotics officer on combating the Kensington open-air drug market.
By Paul Davis
Beth Ann Rosica: Pot calling the kettle black? Law firm scrutinizes Central Bucks legal invoices, but they assign four lawyers help a school board to fight with parents.
Clients aren’t happy with a law firm’s bill — so they hire another firm to complain about it. And the taxpayers pay for it all.
By Beth Ann Rosica
“I can tell time by the sun” — Henry Chapman Mercer and his defiance of Daylight Savings Time
Doylestown’s Mercer was not fond of President Woodrow Wilson or his wartime clock adjustments.
By Jeffery S. Prushankin
Thom Nickels: ‘My Mama and the Full Scale Invasion’ – art, or nationalism?
The play, set in present-day Ukraine, has some high points, but is dragged down by the relentless message.
By Thom Nickels
From the Editors: Delco Democrats must own spate of deaths at county prison as media and activist group strategically disappear
Democrats and their activist allies cried for transparency — until they were in charge.
By The Editors
Seth Higgins: No Labels may offer a third choice in 2024’s lackluster Biden-Trump rematch
On Friday, the non-partisan group will decide whether to move forward with plans for an independent candidacy. Will it make a difference?
By Seth Higgins
David Reel: Politics is in the driver’s seat with Biden’s electric vehicle plans
The administration is determined to have carmarkers build vehicles that no one wants to drive.
By David Reel