WASHINGTON — Legacy? What legacy?
There was general amazement when (the now-muzzled) Bill Clinton did his red-faced, attack-dog, race-baiting performance in South Caroli...
WASHINGTON — Heading into Tuesday's unprecedented day of voting in two dozen states, a degree of order is finally emerging in the dramatic races for the presidential nom...
Most Butler County property owners would have been happier if the county commissioners' budget advisory committee had recommended reducing or eliminating the 2.5-mill t...
WASHINGTON — Americans finally have narrowed the presidential race to two front-runners: John Kennedy and Ronald Reagan.
Too bad they're both busy chatting up Guinevere ...
When Slippery Rock and Grove City boroughs embarked on their downtown revitalization projects, they were intent on improving themselves.
Now their positive experiences a...
In Washington, the most fundamental debate in dealing with any problem is not over whether to do X or do Y. It's whether to do something as opposed to doing nothing. Not...
Now that South Carolina Demo-crats have chosen Sen. Barack Obama in their primary balloting, there is a brief lull in the campaign action before candidates launch their ...
WASHINGTON — In 1976, Fred Harris — a populist precursor of this year's version of John Edwards, championed "the little people." When he finished fourth with just 10.8 p...
If the new Butler County Board of Commissioners is serious about reducing costs, it can't ignore the unnecessary expense of providing health care benefits to part-time s...
