Opinion, Сolumns
Nov 20, 2022
No sport on Earth is more popular than soccer — football, as the rest of the world calls it. And with the possible exception of theOlympic Games, no i...
Opinion, Сolumns
Mar 20, 2022
Who are we as a nation? While the answer may lead to policy debates, a serious consideration of who and what we are about is critical to getting out o...
Opinion, Сolumns
Feb 04, 2022
Former NBC sportscaster Bob Costas called it perfectly. The International Olympics Committee’s decision to award China the 2022 Winter Olympics deserv...
Opinion, Сolumns
Jan 31, 2022
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll revealed a significant percentage of the public agrees with punitive actions for people who decline COVID-19 vaccines,...
Opinion, Сolumns
Dec 11, 2021
In 1936, human rights advocates pushed for a boycott of the “Nazi Olympics,” two years after Adolf Hitler seized power and began persecuting Jews. Som...
Opinion, Сolumns
Sep 18, 2021
Many people ask me how the United States can claim to promote human rights after its abandonment of Afghan women — and its inability to move China on ...
Opinion, Сolumns
Sep 15, 2021
The struggle for freedom is never finished. It is iterative and incremental. Where freedom is won, it can be lost again. Surveying the world around us...
Opinion, Сolumns
Apr 22, 2021
During President Joe Biden’s first week in office he signed an executive order directing the federal government to, where possible, procure goods and ...
Opinion, Сolumns
Apr 06, 2021
The chances of the tension easing between the U.S. and China after President Joe Biden’s inauguration have dwindled from slim to none in recent weeks,...
Opinion, Сolumns
Apr 01, 2021
The government of Canada has imposed sanctions on nine high-ranking Russian officials for “gross and systematic human rights abuses.” The most promine...
Local News, Online Features
Mar 09, 2021
Dr. Richard Schellhammer, a 1979 graduate of Bradford Area High School, has been named to the Alabama Holocaust Commission. The appointment was made b...
Opinion, Сolumns
Feb 26, 2021
Sometimes missed on North Korea’s voluminous list of human rights abuses are its serial cyber kleptomania and global criminal schemes to rip off the w...
Opinion, Сolumns
Feb 13, 2021
In September, five international labor auditing firms declared they could no longer help companies audit their supply chains in China’s Xinjiang regio...
Opinion, Сolumns
Feb 26, 2017
WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Sean Spicer might owe Melissa McCarthy a thank-you note. The actress who mocked Spicer in her "Saturday Night...
Nation & World, PA State News
June 15, 2025
UNIVERSITY PARK — Entire regions of trees are disappearing because of invasive pests, disease and a changing climate. The key to their ability to adap...
PA State News
June 15, 2025
HARRISBURG (TNS) — Brad Hatch grew up near Altoona and started his career as a teacher in the local school district, working his way up to assistant p...
PA State News
June 14, 2025
PHILADELPHIA (TNS)— For months after he was arrested in March 2024 on charges of masturbating in a Montgomery County cemetery, Matthew Gagat continued...
Local News, Nation & World
June 14, 2025
Veterans Square was packed Saturday afternoon as residents came together to express their discontent with the current administration during the local ...
June 14, 2025
HARRISBURG (TNS) — Reform advocates are making another push to limit the use of solitary confinement in Pennsylvania prisons and jails, a long-running...
Local Sports
June 14, 2025
BROCKWAY - The 10th Annual Frank Varischetti All-Star Football game is slated for the end of the month, and several area players were recognized for t...
