Editor’s Note: The bittersweet essence of September

How Holly McCaffrey’s story might serve as inspiration for kids starting up school again.

• By Jenny DeHuff
• September 6, 2022

We’re in a recession – despite any rosy indicators

Much of this ‘good news’ is simply that the economy isn’t as bad as it was.

• By Nate Benefield
• September 1, 2022

Ski masks have got to go: Philadelphia City Council should ban them now

‘The government has a vested interest in ensuring the safety of every citizen. So, this is necessary.’

• By Jemille Q. Duncan
• August 26, 2022

Opportunity awaits as Philadelphia City Council members resign to run for mayor

Allan Domb resigned Monday to explore a bid for mayor. His and other members’ impending vacancies need to be taken seriously.

• By Jemille Q. Duncan
• August 15, 2022

Editor’s Note: Let the story of the 4,000 beagles be a cautionary tale for Pennsylvania

It’s time to change the revenue structure for Dog Laws so officials can catch the bad guys sooner.

• By Jenny DeHuff
• August 9, 2022

A suggestion on restoring impartiality and objectivity to election administration

In an op-ed, two Republican state representatives argue for election reforms in the commonwealth.

• By Kristin Phillips-Hill and Lisa Baker
• August 8, 2022

Poor energy policy is hurting Americans

In an op-ed, Lancaster County Commissioner Josh Parsons argues for the expansion of oil and gas production in Pennsylvania.

• By Josh Parsons
• August 4, 2022

The overturning of Roe is just the beginning – LGBTQ+ rights could be next

As Pride Month comes to a close, a reminder to always fight for what is right.

• By Ron Martin
• June 29, 2022

On his birthday, reflecting on the legacy of Gov. Milton Shapp

In an op-ed, Ari Mittleman remembers the 40th governor of Pennsylvania as an optimist, innovator and bold policymaker.

• By Ari Mittleman
• June 24, 2022

The misguided partisan focus on election proposals

In an op-ed, Make the Road PA’s Diana Robinson argues for greater access to the ballot box.

• By Diana Robinson
• June 14, 2022

Regardless of what happens in November, an overhaul of the Pennsylvania GOP is long overdue

If dozens of candidates can flood the primary and split the vote for the Senate and governor, what's the point of having a state Republican Party?

• By A. Benjamin Mannes
• June 10, 2022

Editor’s Note: Remembering when marriage equality became a reality

June is Pride month and wedding bells will soon be ringing for same-sex couples.

• By Jenny DeHuff
• June 1, 2022

Editor’s Note: Pennsylvania should take a page out of New Jersey’s pot playbook

I’ve got high expectations for the future of weed in Pennsylvania.

• By Jenny DeHuff
• May 2, 2022

Celebrate sport, embrace competition, practice empathy and stop attacking transgender athletes

State Reps. Maureen Madden and Ben Sanchez argue for the inclusion of transgender athletes in school sports

• By Maureen Madden & Ben Sanchez
• April 28, 2022

Editor’s Note: College consolidation is sometimes key to improving student outcomes

PASSHE’s Dan Greenstein made a tough call – but the right one.

• By Jenny DeHuff
• April 27, 2022

Pennsylvania Democrats are working to lower costs while Republicans push tax hikes

Commentary: An argument for why Pennsylvanians should vote Democrat in the next election.

• By Nancy Patton Mills
• April 12, 2022

Black Americans are still waiting on their place in the Biden agenda

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• By Mustafa Rashed
• March 16, 2022

To drive down the cost of health care, hospitals need to be held accountable, too

• By Mark Pinsley
• March 14, 2022

Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine underscores importance of U.S. energy independence

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• By Lou Barletta
• March 3, 2022

We cannot delay addressing the student loan crisis; it's time to act

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• By Morgan Cephas
• February 28, 2022