In the Face of Democrats’ Opposition, U.S. Steel Cancels a Billion-Dollar Investment
Plagued with bureaucratic and environmental obstacles, the manufacturing giant shelves a project that would have created over 1,000 jobs.
Coal Workers Union Doesn’t Always Represent Coal Worker Values
Once a dominant force that represented virtually everyone working in the entire industry, the UMWA membership today is the smallest portion of the mining workforce.
Ancient and Lonely Urban Monuments Evoke Today’s Political Division
No matter where you live in this country, hundreds of neighborhoods, farms, and communities have been erased, often without a trace, in the name of progress that tends to benefit the elite class.
Trump Didn’t Form a Populist Coalition; He Was the Result of One
These voters did not succumb to the pressures of 2020 woke-ism. They are unlikely to bend in less than two years.
The Day Lake Conemaugh Destroyed Johnstown
It is hard to write any words that do justice to what was lost on that day in May 1889.
Union’s Support of Biden Does Little To Save Members’ Jobs in Pennsylvania
Locals are not totally without hope. Some interested buyers have toured the plant, but that's all the workers know. In the meantime, they are facing the one thing they fear the most: silence.
Chris Frye Is Helping Stage New Castle’s Comeback
As more people work from home and look for places to relocate outside of larger cities, destinations such as New Castle are becoming attractive.
Ignoring Even One Shattered Norm Endangers the Civilian-Military Relationship
The public is now concerned that its free speech, which the cultural curators have already marginalized in Big Tech, big business, and big institutions, is now under the scrutiny of our military.
The Culture Curators Want To Think For You
It isn't cancel culture. It is a cultural dictatorship because the suppression of dissenting speech is an instrument that only the most brutal dictators have used throughout civilization.
Nothing Says ‘America Is Back’ Like Taking Jobs Away
With the Biden Administration’s decision to cancel Keystone XL, it is estimated that the state of Montana alone will lose approximately $58 million in annual tax revenue.
As an Industry Faces Destruction, It Grows a Voting Coalition
This blue-collar populist coalition will grow—despite the press incorrectly believing one person caused it and having the audacity to think they have the power to dismantle it.
These Girls Are Hurt by Transgender Competition
To state the obvious, biological males have distinct advantages over biological females. A Title IX lawsuit aims to vindicate that previously uncontroversial position in court.
Homeless But Dying With Dignity
We may never know how dark Henry McCain's life was, or whether he saw a purpose. Yet his journey touched the lives of all who met him, particularly those at the Union Rescue Mission.
The Kids Aren’t All Right
A bright student who skipped a grade, Lena Carson’s straight A’s have dipped to D’s, and she struggles to complete assignments, not because she can’t but because of the lost will.
Conservative Distress Goes Way Beyond the Face on the $20 Bill
All people out here want is to be able to tell the story of where they've come from and who they've become, not for someone to write the story of who they think they've become.
The Lone Wanderers of the Revolution
Less than one-half of 1 percent of Americans serve in our armed forces, making them nearly invisible to most of us in our lives despite their call to serve all of us every waking hour of their lives.
Our American Treasures Hidden in Plain Sight
Too often in our culture, we discard our treasures.
‘Money Doesn’t Always Translate Into Votes’
How Mark Robinson beat Michael Bloomberg's billions to win North Carolina's second-highest office.
Authenticity Can’t Be Purchased by the Foot
There is also something off about having someone rate or judge your home or office on social media.
Our Hopes for 2021 Won’t Be Fulfilled By a Politician, But By Us
The journey upward will not come from a politician, nor will it come from the loudest voices, which means it will likely come from within us as a people.