Editorial Board

How Echo Chambers Are Turning Americans Against Each Other — And Fueling Violence In recent years, America has witnessed a troubling rise in political violence — from the storming of the U.S. Capitol to targeted attacks against p […]

Malvern’s Plastic Bag Ban: Virtue Signaling Over Real Solutions Starting July 16, Malvern Borough will ban single-use plastic carry-out bags at checkout in all commercial establishments. Businesses may offer paper […]

Pennsylvania’s Budget Stalemate Could Hurt Our Schools and Nonprofits — Fast As Pennsylvania lawmakers once again blow past their June 30 constitutional deadline, many residents might shrug. But if a full spending plan and its […]

Reclaiming the Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment: Why Birthright Citizenship Isn’t Absolute For more than a century, most Americans have assumed that anyone born on U.S. soil automatically becomes a citizen, regardless of their parents’ s […]

Restoring Balance: The Supreme Court’s Smart Move to Limit Judicial Overreach Imagine this: a single federal judge in a single courthouse can stop a law or executive order meant to apply to the entire nation. No matter how […]

Protecting American Jobs: Why Trump’s Canada Showdown Matters President Trump’s decision to halt trade talks with Canada and threaten new tariffs is more than headline politics — it’s a necessary stand to prote […]

It's Time for the Pennsylvania Senate to Repeal the Same-Sex Marriage Ban Ten years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, declaring that same-sex couples have a constitutional right […]

Impeachment Theater: Democrats’ Double Standard on Presidential War Powers As the smoke settles over the Iranian desert and a fragile cease-fire holds, a new battle is erupting—not overseas, but in Washington. This one is p […]

Trump’s Iran Strike Will Be Judged by History—Not Headlines In the early hours of June 22, 2025, the United States unleashed a precision military strike on Iran’s three principal nuclear facilities—Fordow, Nat […]

Pennsylvania Rent Control Bill Will Worsen Housing Crisis—Here’s Why It Hurts Landlords, Tenants, and Your Future Home As housing costs rise across Pennsylvania, lawmakers have turned to rent control as a solution. House Bill 914, recently introduced by Rep. Jim […]

Shapiro’s Budget Sleight of Hand: Today’s Spending is Tomorrow’s Tax Hike As Pennsylvania’s July 1 fiscal deadline looms, Governor Josh Shapiro is pushing a $51.5 billion budget that, at first glance, looks responsible. It d […]

Algorithms Can’t Shake Hands: The Crisis of Representation in the Age of AI Politics The tools of political campaigning have evolved faster than the responsibilities of representation. Today’s candidates can reach millions with a few c […]

The RISE Act Is the Transparent, Targeted AI Legislation America Needs In a political era often defined by overreach or paralysis, the Responsible Innovation and Safe Expertise (RISE) Act of 2025 offers a rare example of […]

Why the Progressive Left’s Double Standards on Israel and Iran Are Fueling Dangerous Division Israel’s bold strike on Iranian nuclear and military assets this month has once again exposed a troubling divide within the American left—a divide tha […]

Chester County’s Housing Crisis: How Broken Policies and Empty Promises Are Failing Working Families This week, State Rep. Dan Williams (D–74th District) proudly announced over $2.6 million in funding through the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability a […]

Democrats Are Losing the Immigration Argument — and Voters Are Taking Notice As immigration once again takes center stage in American politics, the numbers reveal an uncomfortable truth for Democrats: they’re on the wrong side o […]

President Trump Is Wrong to Call for Jailing Flag Burners President Donald Trump has once again ignited controversy by calling for a mandatory one-year prison sentence for anyone who burns the American flag. […]

Nostalgia Is Killing Originality in Entertainment In an era increasingly defined by uncertainty, it’s no surprise that audiences crave the comfort of the familiar. Studios have capitalized on this […]

Pennsylvania’s Broken School System Is Failing Our Kids—Here’s the Bold Plan to Fix It Now Pennsylvania’s public education system is bloated, inefficient, and deeply inequitable. With nearly 500 school districts, we are saddled with a f […]

Stop SEPTA’s Cash Grab: Why Pennsylvania Taxpayers Shouldn’t Fund This Failing Transit System Southeastern Pennsylvania deserves better public transportation. What it does not deserve is another blank check to SEPTA. For decades, the […]