After Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., unveiled an energy bill last Tuesday that was so watered down from earlier versions that it was practically leaking on t...
U.S. military documents reveal that in Afghanistan's most strategic districts, only about a quarter of the population supports the government in Kabul. The documents als...
In the midst of the Great Recession, the United States is suffering through nearly 10 percent unemployment, rising inequality and poverty, 47 million people without heal...
Politico reported last week that House Democratic leaders were pushing U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel of New York to negotiate a deal over broad ethics charges against him so ...
The public should welcome a step taken last Monday toward cleaning up corruption in Harrisburg. State Reps. Curt Schroeder, R-Chester, and Eugene DePasquale, D-York, int...
WASHINGTON — Even as he steps up his campaigning and fundraising for Democratic candidates, President Obama appears to be adjusting mentally and emotionally to the prosp...
Most city residents welcomed the news that the city plans to get tougher with nuisance properties.
The cheer in last weekend's Butler Eagle commending the initiative was...
United Way of Butler County is not pleased with having to cut the size of grants to member agencies by 1 percent.
But those agencies should consider themselves lucky, gi...
In a victory for the federal government and civil rights advocates, District Court Judge Susan Bolton put a temporary hold on Arizona's harsh immigration law Wednesday, ...
The publication this week by the New York Times and others of excerpts from a six-year archive of classified documents generated by U.S. military operations in Afghanist...
