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Butler City Council is expected to appoint new police and fire chiefs this week.
Nikki Haley says she’s not running for president in 2020. We believe her — for now at least — and we think that’s smart on her part.
The Trump administration’s anti-trade actions, intended to radically shake up world trade, may be having unintended consequences.
Sure, Trump’s braggadocio turns many people off, and his critics ridicule him for it. But to his supporters, it’s appealing and even contagious.
Last week, a group of migrants set out from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, to make the 1,000-plus-mile trip to the U.S. border in hopes of asylum.
Ron DiNicola is campaigning to become our representative in Congress for the 16th District. Night and day, we are exposed to one of the most scurrilous television campaign ads that I have seen.
When Ron DiNicola made the statement in his political ad that Kelly belongs to the party of millionaires, it shows how out of touch he is with Washington, D.C.
Boo, hoo, hoo. Now the Democrats are trying to get the women senators who voted for Brett Kavanaugh out of office.
Rep. Mike Kelly has stated that the success of the economy outweighs the sometimes controversial actions of President Donald Trump. Kelly was also quoted in the Aug.
It’s often said, as comfort and encouragement, that when God closes a door, he opens a window.
NEW YORK — The apparent murder of Jamal Khashoggi tells us something important about Saudi Arabia. But it also tells us something important about America.
Local postal workers delivered an important message recently when they protested against a budding Trump administrative initiative to privatize the United States Postal Service.
The evolution of fire protection in Butler County continues — steady, incremental and inexorable.
Justices who actually believe in the Constitution are now a majority on the Supreme Court and could maybe hang in there for a couple of decades.
Now that the DNA is out of the bag, Sen. Elizabeth Warren can put her Native American heritage down for a nap — maybe.
Two and half weeks before the midterm elections, with political tempests seeming to break out everywhere, there’s one dispute brewing at the opposite end of the state that has captured our...
New rules on the use of public spaces proposed by the Trump administration and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke pose a grave danger to this country’s most precious free speech rights and must be...
My heart just breaks for the young baby of the parents accused of failing to care for him. It is plain to see the system has let him down.
At lunchtime Monday, shortly after he heard that the once-mighty Sears company was filing for bankruptcy, Louis Hyman thought, “Huh, I should write some stuff down.”
Just when it seemed safe not to worry about the next financial crisis, up pops Italy. Exactly how a crisis might emerge isn’t clear.
Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, seeking to represent New York’s 14th Congressional District, has called for the abolition of the Electoral College.
If things don’t change soon, we’re toast.
Perhaps it was always wishful thinking to believe a majority of Pennsylvania’s state legislators would act in the people’s best interests rather than their own.
Hillary Clinton won the political battle over Bill Clinton’s sexual misadventures in the 1990s, at the cost of having to litigate them forevermore.
In Pennsylvania's 12th Legislative District, the choice cannot be to sit out this election because there are many profound issues that must be confronted.
