What factors usually re-elect or throw out incumbent presidents?
The economy counts most.
Recessions, or at least chronic economic pessimism, sink incumbents. Presidents...
An influx of business rarely is a bad thing.
As entities large and small set up shop in an area, they bring with them local and out-of-town customers spending their mon...
As the debate continues about vaccinations, two state lawmakers announced legislation with new requirements for schools and parents seeking exemptions for their children...
It’s hard for Americans to understand why so many Chinese students attending school in Western countries have turned out in recent days to express support for the Chines...
For many parents, August is a month of both pride and tears.
Pride because their teenager is taking that big educational step and tears because for many it’s the beginni...
President Trump has set off what could end up becoming a full-blown trade war.
As we go down this path, it is worth keeping something firmly in view: Tariffs don't work...
The cost of liquor licenses in Pennsylvania has risen dramatically as a result of a package of changes made three years ago to the Prohibition-era Pennsylvania Liquor Co...
Butler County is “a shining example” of how impact fees on natural gas drilling were meant to be used, according to David Spigelmyer, president of the Marcellus Shale Co...
For years, traditional public school districts have come to Harrisburg concerned about the costs of charter and cyber charter education. Local property taxes continued t...
