By Dave McCormick Joe Biden says, “what is clear is my economic plan is working,” but as I travel across Pennsylvania, I can’t find anyone, even Democrats, who believes that. In recent weeks on the campaign trail, I’ve met a young woman who is a welder in Bedford County, a law ...
By Steven J. Samara Unless Congress acts soon, a federal program that connects low-income Americans to the internet, the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), will run out of money, and the fallout will not only impact millions of low-income internet users but the Internet Service Providers ...
By Colin McNickle The dominoes of government nonfeasance have begun to fall in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. And the economic fallout could be catastrophic, says a researcher at the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy. “This situation underscores the importance of regular property ...
By Nick Jacobs One of our university professors regularly sponsored European theater tours. My wife, who was in theater productions all through college and later worked in Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s professional summer theater program, suggested that we take a trip with him. It ...
By Gary Stout Our deeply divided country can agree on one fact – the American political system is dysfunctional. The basic responsibilities of government are not working to provide legislative solutions to important problems. The chronic dilemmas of deficits, climate change, ...
By Brook Ward Caring for loved ones is an unmatched priority. From life’s earliest moments, these decisions are among our most personal and often most difficult. Serving patients individually – with the highest degree of compassion and professionalism – to better our community has been ...
