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As Julian Assange awaits his extradition hearing in the U.K., the debate over what to call him and his organization, WikiLeaks, is once again important.
The horrific image of flames consuming the roof of Notre Dame cathedral has already become a powerful symbol for those who endorse French and European unity — and for those who proclaim...
A touching story that appears in today’s Butler Eagle about a Butler teenager and her mother drives home a message that is perfect for this Easter season.
As Americans observe Earth Day on Monday, let’s take a moment to reflect on the power of the grassroots movement behind that first celebration in 1970, which led to dramatic changes that...
By the standard that made Richard Nixon the historic figure he is today — the only president ever to resign to avoid certain impeachment and conviction — Special Counsel Robert...
In coming to terms with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report, we should adopt a principle of neutrality and put entirely to one side our enthusiasm, or our lack of enthusiasm, for President...
The French, who know a thing or two about the bold reinvention of architectural landmarks (consider I.M.
As we all devour the two-volume, 448-page redacted Mueller report, we’d do well to keep in mind a political reality.
The South Butler School Board heard presentations Wednesday on two programs that promote positive behavior for students.
Has Yale Law School violated the U.S. Constitution? Has it offended the First Amendment?
To hear some of the municipal officials of southwestern Butler County question it, the proposed countywide DUI court would be the very acme of inefficiency.
The first time I saw it, I could barely breathe. It was so beautiful against the cerulean sky. Our Lady of Paris.
There’s a push to change laws to permit both criminals serving time and ex-criminals the right to vote.
An iron curtain of secrecy has fallen between the people of Florida and the government that’s supposed to keep them safe from crime.
Love and marriage, as the old ditty has it, may not always go together, but incivility and polarization sure go hand in hand in contemporary American politics.
Regarding “The campaign against Chick-fil-A” by Rich Lowry in the April 10 edition.
In the wake of school shootings like those at Sandy Hook Elementary in December 2012 and Stoneman Douglas High School in February 2018, government officials in Pennsylvania felt compelled to take...
Over the years, I have noticed a steady increase in anti-vaccine misinformation circulating on social media.
The arrest of Julian Assange presages a free-speech debate that we’ve been avoiding for the seven years he was living in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London: Can Assange be lawfully prosecuted for...
Attorney General William Barr thinks that U.S. intelligence agencies spied on Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, he told the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.
Democrats have long railed at President Trump for an immigration crackdown they consider cruel and misguided.
Later this month, the Supreme Court will take up Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’ controversial decision to collect the citizenship status of everyone in the country in the 2020 census.
The Pennsylvania legislature, once again, is poised to turn its back on who knows how many survivors of child sex abuse.
If one needed evidence of the gross ignorance of millennials, and their teachers and college professors, it’s their solid support for socialism and socialist presidential candidate Sen.
