For decades, Congress has outsourced its checks on the executive to… the executive.
College athletes: Show me the money
Colleges and universities are allowed to entice athletes with tens of millions of dollars.
Suddenly, Democrats are against ‘nationalizing’ elections
The Democratic political class is desperate to make the SAVE America Act fail.
Dave McCormick’s first year — a blueprint for leadership in Pennsylvania
From day one, McCormick embraced his role as Pennsylvania’s ambassador to the nation and the world.
Southern states shatter the myth of ‘underfunded’ public schools
Three “Surging South” states improved reading and math scores while reversing post-pandemic academic losses, all with shoestring budgets.
The boiling cauldron in the Middle East
Politics never dies, and Democratic leadership threw another anti-Trump log on the fire during the attacks on Iran.
How to raise adults and plants
As a parent, you learn as you go. And basically, you learn as your children grow.
Here’s hoping freedom comes to Cuba
Seeing hope rise today in Cuba and other places stirs a joy in my heart that’s hard to explain.
The many GSDs of Gov. Josh Shapiro
Over the last few years, Shapiro has shown that his aim isn’t to “Get stuff done” and pass policies that benefit Pennsylvanians.
To cell or not to cell
The parents I spoke to disagreed with the mandates in the Senate bill that required no cellphones on school grounds during school hours.