Parents Want a Complete Overhaul of the Education System
Schools need to prepare students for the workforce, adulthood, and success, not necessarily put students into the pipeline for college.
Who in America Is Bowling Alone?
Bowling is one of those sports where you can pick up the game at the age of 3, 33 or 93 and join a league, and within minutes, you have formed a new set of friends and a broader sense of community.
Avian Flu Is Crushing Farmers
American consumers love their eggs. But the average cost of a dozen eggs in the United States is now over $4.25, more than twice what it was just a year ago.
Pennsylvania Democrats Upended as House Speaker Flips to Independent
"I am sure a lot of you didn't see this coming today," State Rep. Mark Rozzi told his shocked colleagues.
The Empty Place Setting at the Table
In a country where less than one-half of 1 percent of people serve in our all-volunteer military, there is often a sense that their service and sacrifice are forgotten.
The House That Was a Home
260 was a lot of work. So much love passed that threshold—so many dreams realized, so many struggles, heartbreaks, and failures, as well. She lived up to her potential.
Mike Rowe’s Knobel Whiskey Embodies the Spirit of the Everyman Who Inspired It
Carl Milton Knobel’s faith, love of family, and work ethic are embodied in his family, particularly his grandson, whose respect for the "everyman" is his superpower.
Brian Kemp Had to Beat Donald Trump and Stacey Abrams
Georgia’s governor credits how he has handled tough times, both campaigns and outside forces, as moments that paved the way and prepared him for this year.
Chris Sununu Says Trump’s Announcement ‘Fell Flat’
"As soon as you start becoming self-serving in your endeavor, voters are smart—they see it a mile away, and they're going to move on," the New Hampshire governor says.
Trump Was Always the Result of the Conservative Populist Coalition, Not the Cause
The good news for the conservative populist coalition is that it has not fallen apart. In truth, it has grown.
Democrats Have Mastered Vote-by-Mail. Here’s What It Means
Republicans can complain about the current rules all they want, but what they need to do is wake up and start competing with the Democrats where they are.
Why Midterm Voters Will Put Republicans in Power Across the U.S.
Ultimately, the results will be decided by the voters in America's swing counties, where support shifts easily between both parties.
The Painful Story of How John Fetterman Arrived at His Debate Humiliation
Whoever wins, there needs to be a serious forensic autopsy of how a confederacy of activism and omission placed the Democratic Party in this position, and why.
Religious Liberty Once Again Under Attack by the Cultural Elites
Hostility toward faith-based hospitals rarely comes from local residents or communities. It is a new development crafted out of a new age of politics—and the Biden Administration is making it worse.
In Pennsylvania, Fear and Uncertainty Are on the Ballot
All across the state of Pennsylvania, crime is surging—it's not just Philadelphia—and the Democrats have been impotent in dealing with it.
‘There’s No There There’: Fetterman’s Problems Go Beyond His Health
Democrats will tell you privately that Fetterman's slide in the polls is because people don't know where he stands on important issues.
Republicans Make Their Case to Middle America
Democrats live in this parallel universe that is detached from reality of the small businesses and hard work and families who make America great.
Nikki Haley: Dragon Slayer
“Republicans have been too nice for too long,” the former U.N. ambassador says. “This is time to fight.”
Joe Biden Has a Versailles Problem
His answer to $5 gas is for you to buy a $60,000 vehicle. That alone explains just how out of touch he has become.
The Realities of Covering John Fetterman
Fetterman’ press secretary offered no answer when asked whether the candidate would be releasing an update on his medical condition.