More subsidies are an unproductive band-aid solution for a structural problem in health care that’s driving up the underlying costs.
Political parties are here to stay
Today there is a growing cadre of people decrying the two-party system.
Now would be a great time for everyone to chill out
No one in charge seems to want to turn down the heat.
When church is no longer sanctuary
This was not a peaceful protest outside a government building. It was an invasion of a private religious service.
Deregulation didn’t cause the energy crunch — but re-regulation will make it worse
Competition delivered nearly three decades of low prices and cleaner energy.
Fixing Pennsylvania’s local government patchwork starts with fixing the law
Pennsylvania has one of the densest networks of local government in the country.
Biology is on trial — and girls are paying the price
Currently, 29 states have passed legislation or created regulations that generally prohibit boys from competing in girls’ sports.
The January Blues are real
The lawlessness in the streets that we see adds to the winter doldrums.
Public safety or partisan punditry?
Ceisler has been quick to criticize federal authorities.
Protecting Pennsylvania investors in a rapidly changing financial landscape
Current debates around crypto market structure legislation should focus on striking a balance between innovation and protecting investors.
