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Once again Gov. Tom Wolf has tried to snow the people of Pennsylvania with a fake concern for the restaurants and bars which he has crippled with his dictatorial rules and regulations.
When you listen carefully enough and long enough to a variety of epidemiologists, you can start to see that their pandemic strategies are converging — or at least complementary.
Who is responsible for making a mess out of Preston Park in Meridian? It is our neighborhood park, and it was fine the way it was. Destroying all those trees was completely uncalled for.
We still have the freedom to attend events such as God Bless America, a Judeo-Christian celebration of revival and the freedom in word and song on Oct. 10.
This letter is a thank you to the county commissioners, business owners and individuals who led the fight to protect our constitutional rights during this pandemic.
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media.
Is it really necessary to use the word “dirty” anymore when commenting about politics? Has it become redundant? Is there really any other kind?
U.S. presidential elections rarely turn on voters’ views on foreign policy. Domestic issues such as the economy and health care, are almost always seen as more important by voters.
The prescription opioid crisis that has taken well over 100,000 American lives and ruined hundreds of thousands more wasn’t just an accident of time or the byproduct of a dysfunctional society.
One of the worst parts of the entire COVID-19 pandemic has been the scenarios created during end-of-life situations.
My first taste of American greatness was peanut butter.
People would like to trust their elected officials. That sort of begs for a punchline next, doesn’t it?
In light of increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases in New York state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has designated certain areas as “red zones.”
We are in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Today, one in 10 Americans is unemployed, and many more are underemployed or at risk of being furloughed or fired.
A complicated conflict in a faraway foreign land isn't likely to compete for attention, but American citizens and policymakers should heed on the spiraling violence in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh...
The urge to rescue the airlines flows from good intentions, but another bailout is not a smart way to help the economy and it will reward CEOs for serial mismanagement and self-enrichment.
For a moment’s respite from pandemic news that can seem unrelentingly bad, cast your mind into the future — say, to November 2021. A world in suspended animation has awakened at last.
It just won’t go away. NFL football and the disrespect of players and now announcers is in the news again.
The reporting done on election night 2018 offers a cautionary tale for the news media as we approach Nov. 3.
On Sunday, the Eagle ran a story on a historic moment in Butler — when, 60 years ago, presidential candidate John F.
Our nation’s Founding Fathers instituted the national census as a count of all people, an enumeration that is the basis of federal funding, the distribution of political representation among...
The great race for a COVID-19 vaccine has more than 130 medicines in development, with 40 being tested on humans, of which 10 are in large, phase 3 trials. The U.S.
Surely this must be the most dramatic, dangerous moment ever in American politics. Surely we are more bitterly divided than in the past and facing the most consequential election ever.
Two local men deserve praise for making sure that another man from the area — albeit one who was born 180 years ago — gets his overdue recognition.
By all accounts, Amy Coney Barrett is a fine human being, but it’s disconcerting to consider how little we actually know about her after the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings last week on her...
