“What to do with the goat herders?”
That’s the moral and ethical question that lingered long after readers closed the cover on Marcus Luttrell’s 2007 best-seller, “Lone ...
If ever Butler needed a leader, it needs one now.
With momentum stalling for the Centre City project, Butler needs a leader to step up, reinvigorate the vision and final...
“I am not an employee of the state. I work from my home. I don’t want the union in my home. I can Norma Rae with the rest of them.”
That’s the sentiment of Pamela Harris...
You can say what you will about Butler School Board member Bill Halle, his contentious style and his obvious desire to be current on all board business — whether or not ...
They are burning the midnight kilowatts in the West Wing. And they’ll probably be cutting and pasting until President Obama climbs into his limo next Tuesday night and d...
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution establishes “the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unreasonable searches an...
So the U.S. House and Senate finally agreed on something. They agreed the status quo isn’t so bad after all.
Last week, Congress sent a $1.1 trillion spending bill to Pr...
Everybody knows the details of one recent scandal out of the New York City area. But another scandal from the same part of the country has not gotten the attention it de...
Individually, the concrete steps President Obama announced Friday toward reforming the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs were modest. Taken together, thou...
The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee’s bipartisan report on the deadly attack in Benghazi makes it clear that the deaths of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and thr...
