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Congress fumbles college sports

College sports landscape is a dumpster fire and every sports reporter, broadcaster and fan believes Congress needs to stay out of it.

The politics of perception

Shapiro relies on big-money fundraising, while Garrity’s campaign emphasizes local support and fiscal discipline.
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The ballot’s mission creep

Elections are meant to be about ideas, policies, and competence, not personal characteristics that have little bearing on a candidate’s ability to serve.

The cost of doing nothing

Tax dollars must not be used to advance an ideology that encourages children to reject their own bodies and embark on a lifetime of medicalization.

Debt remembered and debt ignored

Memorial Day compels Americans to confront a word we avoid: debt— the kind carved into headstones at Arlington and cemeteries across the country.

A bill gone rogue

Every legislative session has its defining moment, the vote that reveals not just what politicians believe, but how far they are willing to go to impose it.

CBS Radio News signs off

Radio turned events into shared moments. A human voice cut through static, creating intimacy and unity TV and digital media never replicated.

Breaching constitutional limits

Bill 1957 would restructure Pennsylvania’s constitution and give abortion and a wide range of “personal reproductive decisions” legal protection.