The Emmys for the 2024-2025 television season will be handed out on Sept. 14, and I begin my analysis with a protest. The series I’d…
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Growing up, my siblings and I would sling a pair of ice skates over our shoulders and trek to the local dam to play ice…
Recent commentary and articles lay out the need for funding for our transportation system. One fact that is missing is that public transportation services have…
The same president who did nothing with the National Guard during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot by his supporters now has Washington under National Guard…
By Matt Espenshade President, Pennsylvania State Grange As president of the Pennsylvania State Grange, I hear the same concerns from families, farmers and small-business owners…
Over the last several weeks I have heard from residents about Pennsylvania’s budget and funding for SEPTA. As a state senator, I take my role…
By Sen. Jarrett Coleman 16th Senatorial District We are facing a looming energy crisis with rising demand for electricity and retiring power plants in the…
By Bill Johnston-Walsh State director, AARP Pennsylvania. This month we celebrate Social Security’s 90th anniversary, honoring its immense contributions to American lives. For nearly a…
By Rep. Manuel Guzman 127th Legislative District Every weekday, BARTA buses roll down Penn Street in Reading, stopping at the Intermodal Transportation Center and carrying…
Tariffs, or taxes imposed on imported goods, have far-reaching impacts on various sectors of the economy. The construction industry experiences those impacts when governments implement…
Now that the big ugly bill is the law of the land, what are the health consequences? This year, veterans will have a longer wait…
There was no visible evidence that the SUV traveling in front of us on a New York interstate had a license plate. An opaque tarp…