As the United States deepens its investments in artificial intelligence partnerships abroad, it is moving fast — signing deals, building labs and exporting tools.
Recent...
As we learned in the Wednesday, June 11, edition of the Butler Eagle, two local U.S. Postal Service employees recently were recognized for helping to prevent a dog attack...
President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, over the objection of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, represents a structural threat to democracy....
For many children, summer means more than just a break from studies and a chance for fun outdoors. It can also mean facing food insecurity.
For many children, the only co...
We’re on the verge of what will probably be one of the hottest Northern Hemisphere summers in human history. In early May, the water in the English Channel was already so...
Sometimes it takes a self-indulgent public-relations stunt to remind us of what’s important. Monday’s inevitably intercepted aid flotilla to Gaza was one of those occasio...
White individuals and straight people do not need to meet a higher burden of proof than members of minority groups to prevail in employment discrimination suits, the Supr...
Pennsylvania’s current delegation to the U.S. Senate told us it would be a bipartisan one very early on, and so far our senators have acted on that promise. In some cases...
Electric car subsidies are heading for the chopping block. A tax bill recently passed by House Republicans is set to stop billions in taxpayer cash from being spent on el...
The Butler City Farmers’ Market kicked off its season Saturday, May 24, and the Cranberry Town Square Market opened for the season Friday, June 6.
Each market attracted ...
