NEW YORK — The world seems very messy these days, which might be an occasion to examine the broad forces producing the turmoil. But in Washington, of course, it becomes ...
WASHINGTON — Israel accepts an Egyptian-proposed Gaza cease-fire; Hamas keeps firing. Hamas deliberately aims rockets at civilians; Israel painstakingly tries to avoid t...
Cheers and speedy get-well wishes to Blade, the Butler police K-9 dog that sustained an injury Wednesday night while taking down a suspected burglar.
The K-9 was treated...
President Barack Obama’s political opponents doubtless won’t acknowledge his stewardship of the economy has been on track, but the June job figures are promising indeed....
Should doctors who are behind on their taxes be tapped to repair the nation’s highway system?
If you answered “what?” or “that sounds like a nonsensical question,” well,...
Hillary Clinton reportedly plans to spend most of the summer in relative seclusion, after a month-long pre-campaign road test promoting her qualifications from being sec...
This week, the portraits of three former state lawmakers received new identifying text below the paintings. The text on the new metal plates hanging from the pictures no...
Football fans need no reminding of the danger the game poses to the brains of players.
There is no undoing the harm to NFL veterans, some 5,000 of whom joined in a class...
We’ll probably learn this week if the U.S. House and Senate intend to live out the AC/DC classic, “Highway to Hell.”
The Highway Trust Fund, the federal government’s pri...
Some observers of Butler County government might detect an eerie sense of déjà vu lately. They’ll note how Monday’s page-one story, discussing the possibility of privati...
