We join state Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Loyalsock Township, in feeling disappointment in the Shapiro administration’s decision to appeal a court ruling that Pennsylvania’s entry into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is unconstitutional. The court ruled correctly that a policy as wide-ranging ...

Legal experts say faked sexual images of real people are so new that federal law dealing with the problem is lagging. The experience of a New Jersey high school should, however, motivate Congress and/or state legislatures to implement strong measures and penalties to battle this potentially ...

Dec. 7, 1941, was one of the worst days in United States history. The attack on Pearl Harbor was not only stunning, it changed the lives of Americans for the next five years. For many, the connection to global events came from newspapers and the radio. It was on that Sunday afternoon, many ...

The CATO Institute, as reported recently, took a detailed look at freedom in each state. Overall, the CATO Institute ranked Pennsylvania 18th for personal and economic freedom. The good news is that Pennsylvania generally fared well when compared to its immediate neighbors: New York ranked ...

A Republican legislator is spearheading a long-overdue effort to end state investment in companies controlled by the government of China. “For too long, Pennsylvania has invested hundreds of millions in government funds to a regime that continues to trample human rights,” Doug Mastriano, ...

Officials in Greene County are looking for a new elections director, and it’s become an all-too-familiar task. The latest elections director, Eric Finch, lasted in the job for just a month. During that brief time, his office had to deal with the fallout of mistake-riddled ballots being sent ...