Don’t shoot the messenger.
About 34 million people have fallen ill with COVID-19 in the U.S. and nearly 610,000 have died. Protection is readily at hand, but is going to waste in storage and in some cases while millions…
Sometimes the guy who calls the fire department is the one who started the fire.
Late last week, the Department of Labor and Industry owned up to a decades-long error it made and has yet to rectify five years after it was discovered. It might be laughable if it wasn’t so i…
Sometimes, the system works.
The same politicians who mostly killed free checking and debit card rewards programs through government price controls are setting their sights on credit cards – and that means miles, cash bac…
The moral of the story
One year, five months and 16 days.
As president of the State College & University Professional Association, I am deeply concerned with the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education’s proposal to consolidate six of our 1…
Broadband has been America’s greatest infrastructure success story – modern, reliable and passed the stress-test of soaring demand from COVID lockdown with flying colors.
You can become an American citizen by being born in the U.S. or you can become one by getting “naturalized.”
Letters to the Editor
America’s high national living standards lead us to consider things like abundant access to clean water, comprehensive cellular service, and a reliable electric grid commonplace. Much of the r…
We use euphemisms to soften reality. We do it all the time when forced to discuss things we would rather not discuss or even acknowledge. Death comes to mind.
Letters to the Editor
