COVID-19 is a plague on humanity, but it hasn’t been that kind to the planet either.
Our efforts to avoid infection led to an unavoidable increase in single-use plastic....
Before the ink is dry on this editorial, someone is sure to complain about city Councilman Jeff Scott using his connections as a trustee at Slippery Rock University to g...
Workers across the country are unsatisfied with their subpar employment arrangements and many feel empowered to do something about it.
While some are quitting their jobs...
One of the more expensive and potentially transformational provisions included in the $2.5 trillion reconciliation package now before Congress: a new child care entitlem...
Why in the world would anyone enter public service in 2021?
After all, the scenes have become familiar: someone shaking with rage approaches the lectern. They start by b...
The week of the election, the local news was dominated by politics, and the negative seemed to be far more heavily emphasized than the positive.
Judge-elect Joe Kubit a...
If you saw the author’s initials on this editorial and were expecting pointed sarcastic comments aimed at politicians and would-be politicians (if they could ever fool e...
The news today often contains reports about cybersecurity breaches that steal our data or threaten our national security. The nation spends billions of dollars on cybers...
COVID-19 has made us all armchair epidemiologists.
We have all been tracking case counts in our communities, deciphering the curves of hospitalizations and deaths on gra...
COVID-19 case numbers, which had been steadily falling in the U.S. since September, have again plateaued. But why have the numbers now stalled in the 70,000s?
More peop...
