If a muscle atrophies, our bodies weaken. We can’t walk very far, we can’t lift things.
When your ability to think atrophies, well, that’s arguably a whole lot worse. “Co...
Despite the increase in traffic that comes each August with the reintroduction of school buses on the road, you shouldn’t regret taking your time to get to work on your m...
Overeducated and underpaid: Welcome to the rising faction of voters pushing the Democratic Party to the socialist left and foreshadowing a clash with mainstream liberals ...
I asked U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-16th, what he was doing to help the USS Lincoln when sailors and family members shared what was happening onboard. I’m retired Air Force, ...
In spite of all of the shenanigans emanating from Washington, D.C., I have lost count of the number of consecutive days where the lead story on the nightly news is a clim...
How many Americans can name an accomplishment of Grover Cleveland’s presidency?
Perhaps a handful know he was the first president to serve nonconsecutive terms, especial...
AI is already in the workplace. It is drafting emails, screening resumes, summarizing meetings, analyzing customers, generating reports and influencing decisions that aff...
Democrats and Republicans, in Congress and the White House, once collaborated on fraught legislation to address major public policy and fiscal challenges: Social Security...
Speaker Jam, the annual gathering of Butler County social service agencies and nonprofits, couldn’t have come at a more opportune time.
The event, which allows people to ...
This letter is in praise of Dr. Prasad Vemala’s recent editorial in this newspaper (“The state has a partnership shortage, not a worker one, Aug. 2, Page A4). His ideas a...
