Cancer remains a dreaded diagnosis, but there’s heartening news. America is showing great progress against some of the most deadly forms of the disease, particularly lun...
Colleges have been around for centuries. College students also have been around for centuries. Yet, college administrators assume that today’s students have needs that w...
Anyone who says he or she knows what is going to happen in 2020 is either arrogant or crazy or both.
So let’s get to some predictions.
Donald Trump has a 60 percent chan...
Two weeks from now, thousands of Pro Life teenagers will converge on the nation’s capital to rally in support of the unborn at the 47th annual March for Life.
Unfortunat...
PennDOT’s District 10 was rightfully honored last week for being the first in the state to reopen a bridge — which happens to be in Butler County — for traffic through a...
In 2020, Pennsylvania residents will be asked to take part in two crucial political processes: the presidential election and the U.S. census.
You’re probably familiar w...
In about three months, the federal government will begin gathering data for the census, the enormously complicated national survey required every 10 years by Article 1 o...
A lot of hand-wringing followed the U.S. airstrike that killed Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani — and it became even worse in the wake of Iran’s missile strikes Tuesday.
Ma...
There’s a temptation to characterize the Iranian missile attacks on an Iraqi base on Tuesday night as a letting off of steam by the Islamic Republic - a shot across the ...
Over the last decade, scientists learned a great deal about the climate, much of it concerning the connection between global warming and extreme events — heat waves, hur...
