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I watched what has happened in Charlottesville, Va. I have visited that town. It is a small college town very much like Grove City.
Many were not surprised by the prompt verdict Monday in the sexual-assault case in Denver involving Taylor Swift.
Susan Rice, national security adviser to President Barack Obama, recently said the United States could live with a nuclear regime in North Korea but failed to answer an important question.
It’s an exciting time to be a teacher or student at Freeport High School.
In reply to Dane Winkler (“We Have A Constitution,” Aug. 7) who writes that my idea of the death penalty for deadly heroin is “absurd.”
I am a proud friend of Dale Lumley. The vilified and now retired superintendent of Butler schools was my classmate in high school and college.
God is in the details.
Robert E. Lee wasn’t a Nazi, and surely would have had no sympathy for the white supremacist goons who made his statue a rallying point in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
President Donald Trump did not deliver a modern Gettysburg Address on Monday. He didn’t change the national conversation about race.
Gracious and loving God,
Let’s be clear: White supremacy in any form, including its latest, alt-right ideology, is despicable. It’s evil, without value, bereft of merit.
Unlike the bigoted protesters in the 1960s, the demonstrators in Charlottesville, Va., did not wear hoods. On Saturday, we saw their faces clearly. And they were angry white men.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has a problem.
State Sen. Don White should be ashamed of himself when he voted for the Senate revenue package.
I would like to thank the Butler Eagle, Cranberry Eagle and Rachel Wagoner for writing and printing the article about me (“Helping Hands”) in the July 23 edition of both newspapers.
I read the article in the Aug. 11 Butler Eagle about the suspected prostitutes in Cranberry and their bail of $250,000.
It would be easy to discount last week’s firing of Google software engineer James Damore as a reasonable response to his 10-page critique of the company’s corporate culture and diversity...
A persisting puzzle about the U.S. economy is how it can seem both strong and weak. On the one hand, it remains a citadel of innovation, producing new companies like Uber.
It wasn’t so long ago that Big Tobacco was on nearly everyone’s mind nearly all the time — and not because their devious advertising tactics and poisonous products served the public...
Don't eat your seed corn.
How did we get here? Why does it appear that we’re on the brink of a war in Asia, one that could involve nuclear weapons? North Korea has had nuclear-weapons capacity for at least 10 years now.
It was inevitable. Eventually, President Donald Trump would treat a foreign adversary as harshly as Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
North Korea’s nuclear weapons program is a global problem, and the threat should be met with an international response.
Much has been made of the silly, weird, contrived hairstyles of America’s president and North Korea’s Dear Leader.
Nobody likes taxes.
