Within the last week, classes have begun at most four-year universities and community college around the country. But for a significant number of high school graduates, ...
The National Football League, unquestioned behemoth among American pro sports collectives, does nothing without considering the financial effects. And this is not mutual...
WASHINGTON — Waging a little bit of war is like being a little bit pregnant.
History and human experience tell us that neither is possible, yet we seem bent on believing...
As Congress debates whether or not America should launch missile strikes on Syria, one question dwarfs all others: Would we be worse off by not acting than by acting?
Pr...
One month from the start of open enrollment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (aka ObamaCare), with parts of the law set to go into effect soon but othe...
Rev up you motors in a salute to Chris Gatto, owner of Cycle Warehouse at the corner of South Main and Cunningham streets — one of Butler's busiest intersections.
Over t...
Every member of the Senate with a glimmer of ambition to run for president — and that’s most of them — knows that a vote for war can make or break a political career. Th...
Like health care in the United States, natural gas legislation in Pennsylvania is unfinished business. Laws were passed, amid controversy and heated debate, but the issu...
Californians know all too well how college costs have skyrocketed in recent years: Tuition at the two state university systems has nearly doubled since 2006. At the curr...
In a world that too often discounts lessons learned through failure, Diana Nyad should be everyone’s hero.
Yes, some may dismiss Nyad as a thrill-seeker, a narcissist wh...
