A good friend says no to an outdoor barbecue. Your uncle doesn’t stop by when he passes your town en route to a vacation. A friend fails to mask up in your car. These ar...
Artificial intelligence has been on the rise in workplaces for at least the past decade. From consumer algorithms to quantum computing, AI’s uses have grown in type and ...
It was great news to hear this week that Butler County Community College was given “positive signals” regarding the state approving an application for half of the money ...
The state is asking residents to be vigilant — especially as deer season approaches, thereby guaranteeing more people spending time in wooded areas — to prevent Pennsylv...
CHICAGO — Last week, when I read my own obituary, I remembered the first time I almost died. It was a cold December morning in 1963 when I fell through the ice covering ...
Almost 50 years ago, we were privileged to wear the red and white jersey emblazoned with the number 32 one last time for the Freedom High School Bulldogs in Beaver Count...
A record number of volunteers came together during the weekend to remove 1,171 tires and three large dumpsters full of trash from the Connoquenessing Creek.
One of those...
In sharp contrast to its impressive performance with the CARES Act, which was passed in less than two weeks, Congress’s attempt at a second major pandemic relief bill ha...
The Mideast story with the most potential to change the region for the better is getting insufficient attention.
I’m not referring to the U.S.-brokered deals between Isr...
Paul Kengor is a professor of political science at Grove City College. He has just published “The Devil and Karl Marx,” a careful look at the diabolical side of Karl Mar...
