Opinion

Since 2013, the federal government has paid over $20 million to cover attorneys’ fees for organizations engaged in “sue and settle” litigation, accord...

Blue state governors have demonstrated a reflexive opposition to President Donald Trump. That’s led to some absurd outcomes. The U.S. Department of Ag...

I’ve never hidden my deep disagreements with Donald Trump — his policies, behavior and worldview. But years ago, I acknowledged one point where he sou...

The recent announcement that Warner Brothers, a Hollywood institution for more than a century, will be acquired by Netflix, one of the wokest of the w...

What the Trump administration has been up to is far worse than anyone imagined. Pausing SNAP benefits, but bailing out Argentina for $40 billion? Kill...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Military life is a family mission anchored in shared purpose, sacrifice and service. Every deployment, relocation and empty chair a...

DETROIT (TNS) — In another casualty of modern politics, profanity has replaced the art of persuasion. A rally held by President Donald Trump on Tuesda...

Nearly 100,000 checks valued at more than $22 million are arriving in mailboxes in the coming days from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department. These ch...

If historians ever mark the moment when Pennsylvania broke free from a decade of self-inflicted economic drag, it may be found not at a ribbon-cutting...

Intense polarization and the alarming rise of partisan political violence has left many Americans wondering about the nation’s trajectory. That’s why ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (TNS) — It’s December again, and once again I’ll watch Frank Capra’s holiday classic, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” a movie in which an ange...

Imagine someone tells you to get out of your house — right now. A whole range of things can go through your mind. What can I grab? What about my hard-...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — If you tuned into “60 Minutes” Sunday night, you saw Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., talk about her falling out with President ...

NEW YORK (TNS) — Across much of the industrial world, trust in government is low and declining. Why is this happening and why, exactly, does it matter...

A new audit reveals how Democrats shut down Washington in October to preserve a temporary subsidy program that is likely rife with fraud and abuse. Th...

To hear many Democrats explain it, the nation has racked up $37 trillion in debt, not because Congress can’t control spending, but because the taxman ...

The Council on American-Islamic Relations has had a turbulent relationship with U.S. politicians. The nonprofit was recently designated as a terrorist...

HARRISBURG — After 135 days and $1.5 billion cut, arguably the most partisan sticking point that sealed the budget deal was not found within the commo...

Plenty of ink has been spilled and plenty of congratulatory statements have been issued about this year’s budget agreement in Harrisburg. But on one o...

The Supreme Court heard arguments last week in one of the few First Amendment cases it will decide this term, and the justices appeared poised to side...