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Governor Tom Wolf would have had to work pretty hard to find a worse nominee than Drew Crompton to fill an existing vacancy on the Commonwealth Court.

When it comes to accepting gifts, cash isn't the only ethical issue for Pennsylvania lawmakers. A proposed House bill that seeks to eliminate a variety of valuable gifts seems to be an important step in the right direction.

If capitalists don’t step up to the plate in a big way going into 2020, they will be sorting through the rubble of our government for the next decade.

Only the most brazen of political-class hypocrites could come up with a lose-lose game like Keystone Saves and call it a win-win for taxpayers.

A day after an investigative report revealed troubling campaign expenditures made by Pennsylvania's top lawmakers, those same lawmakers pushed for an amendment that would make it more difficult to access their campaign expense reports.

Gov. Wolf's carbon tax plan is easily his most harmful act in his two terms as chief executive of the state, according to guest blogger Gregory R. Wrightstone.

In a recent report, Pennsylvania was ranked as the seventh least tax-friendly state in the nation. Gov. Wolf seems determined to lower that ranking even further by issuing an executive order joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

Don't be fooled by Rep. Tom Mehaffie's pro-taxpayer rhetoric. He is one of the worst kinds of politicians: the kind that says one thing and does another.

Restore PA is Gov. Wolf's misguided plan to borrow $4.5 billion to fix a laundry list of problems that have yet to be clearly defined or quantified.

Gov. Wolf's attack on cyber charters shouldn't come as a surprise, given the loyalty he's shown and the money he's received from Pennsylvania teachers' unions.

The same unions that donated millions to Gov. Wolf's re-election campaign now stand to collect more than $1 billion in state labor contracts. Who was looking out for taxpayers at the negotiating table?

Aside from the absurdity of having taxpayers subsidize profitable filmmakers, many production companies are not actually using the film tax credit at all--they're “selling” it to other businesses for cash.

With its proximity to large population centers, abundant natural resources, and world-class, high-tech research, Pennsylvania's economy should be booming. So, why isn't it happening?

Each of the General Assembly's four political caucuses operates their own private, taxpayer-funded incumbent protection program at a cost of $10 million per year.