If a person is intent on killing someone and doesn’t have a gun, he or she will find some other means for committing the crime.
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New rules targeting ghost guns are a step in the right direction in reducing gun deaths and injuries.
Pennsylvania was ranked No. 1 in the nation in hateful propaganda in a report recently released by the Anti-Defamation League. This can't be who we are, as Gov. Tom Wolf said.
Electric cars are bound to make a greater share of the vehicle market in the years ahead, and that would confer economic and health benefits.
A new report underscores the urgency in confronting the toll Alzheimer's disease takes.
Bilingual education should be encouraged and celebrated.
Caution is the best advice for lawmakers on both sides of the Pennsylvania General Assembly’s political aisle, in response to Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed 2022-23 budget, his last as the commonwealth’s chief executive.
There are too many efforts underway right now to amend the Pennsylvania constitution.
The coronavirus has exposed the need for paid sick leave.
One year after the violence on Capitol Hill, supporters of former President Trump need to imagine that scenario playing out in an earlier election.
There were many efforts to ban books from school libraries in 2021. That's a trend we hope fades away in 2022.
American young people are facing a mental health crisis, according to the U.S. surgeon general. Parents and educators can help young people overcome the challenges they are facing.
A proposal by Gov. Tom Wolf to offer state employees time off if they get fully vaccinated is unlikely to work if recent studies are any indication.
Measures need to be taken to prevent wrong-way crashes in this region and around the country.
Child care in America is very expensive, and the budget reconciliation bill being negotiated on Capitol Hill would provide relief for families.
Vision, dental and hearing benefits are not part of Medicare. They should be.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it's crucial that we are aware of the toll domestic violence takes every month.
Probably no one with any real understanding or logical suppositions surrounding the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s switch to all-electronic tolling subscribed to the shortsighted notion that the travel entity would not experience serious challenges in ensuring that a superior toll-collection record would be achieved quickly and painlessly.
For anyone alive on Sept. 11, 2001, it's hard to believe 20 years have gone by since that day.