The attempted political assassination of Brett Kavanaugh is bad for the country, but good for a Trumpian attitude toward American politics.
The last-minute ambush valid...
Almost a year ago, a cautionary headline appeared atop a Tribune editorial: “Beware the long reach of #MeToo.” A year later, that warning to sexual predators — who rely ...
Missouri was recently a purple state, but it’s turning Republican red. Pennsylvania went for President Donald Trump in 2016 but it’s still a purplish shade of Democratic...
Agriculture remains Pennsylvania’s leading industry and an important financial and cultural factor here in the Laurel Highlands region.
And farming is an industry underg...
Bert and Ernie are not gay. That I even have to say this is the problem, not the actual fact that they aren’t.
This week, long-time Sesame Street writer Mark Saltzman re...
Hardly anyone, including the federal government itself, has confidence in the constitutionally mandated decennial census that will take place in 2020.
The census’ proble...
As a Catholic, as a woman and as the daughter of a woman who suffers from past clergy sexual abuse, I share in the pain that the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report has broug...
The Economist magazine is marking its 175th birthday with a special issue that looks back on its history and speculates about the future. It is a sobering exercise, high...
Eight months after the collapse of President Donald Trump’s voter fraud commission, his administration has renewed pursuit of its unproven contentions of improper voting...
When the call for help comes in, emergency medical services organizations respond. They rush their expertise and expensive, high-tech equipment to the scene, where they ...
