Greg Maresca

Greg Maresca is a New York City native and U.S. Marine Corps veteran who writes for TTC. He resides in the Pennsylvania Coal Region. His work can also be found in The American Spectator, NewsBreak, Daily Item, Republican Herald, Standard Speaker, The Remnant Newspaper, Gettysburg Times, Daily Review, The News-Item, Standard Journal and more.

Stirring the gravy

“You might be a Pennsylvanian-Italian if you claim Italian ancestry and participated in San Marziale festivities at Holy Angels Church in Kulpmont, PA.

On the Major League’s periphery: A major trip through the minors

For Nick Dunn, the trek through the minors is a trifecta of physical, mental, and organizational hurdles filled with politics, roster volatility, and injuries.

250 Countdown

Those 56 intrepid men who signed put their very lives, honor and fortunes on the line. There was no auto-quill to accommodate their signatures. 

With or without

The mullahs of Iran have been at war with the West, particularly the US, for half a century and Iran is also the world’s foremost champion of terrorism.

Resource number one

Russia has an unsustainable birthrate worsened by mortality rate of Russian males through war and alcoholism. One solution, steal young children from other countries. 

Singing the blue book blues

Students across the educational spectrum are outsourcing their work to AI. Enter blue books – the academy’s counter to the AI revolution.
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There is no constitutional authority for any spending on public broadcasting – period. Any questions: See Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution.

Baseball’s thorny rose 

Ban of Pete Rose made sense when professional sports’ leagues were not in bed with gambling. Reinstating him now to benefit the MLB is hypocritical.

A hero in reserve

A federal govt should protect its citizenry through the rule of law by defending and advancing liberty. A strong and resilient military helps us do that.

All in a name

Cardinal Prevost chose the papal name Leo. Among popes, Leos have historically confronted adversity and division and fought for unity with clarity.

Shock and awe

There are few things that truly shock and awe me anymore. That was not the case on Thursday when Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was chosen as pontiff.

The view from the pew

The Catholic Church stands at a crossroads. The upcoming conclave that commences on May 7 in Vatican City will substantiate a roadmap for the future.