The US Chamber of Commerce just made it clear that when it comes to advocating for and supporting small businesses, they prefer cronyism to free-market capitalism.

The Democratic majority of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court seems to see its role as more of a super-Legislature than a co-equal branch of government. That's a big problem when it comes to free and fair elections in the Commonwealth.

By taking campaign contributions from Gov. Tom Wolf, Auditor General Eugene DePasquale--who is running for Congress--compromised his audit into the governor's shutdown waiver process and eroded the public trust.

There is no greater time than now to register voters. For employers, the effort should be part of a non-partisan campaign to promote civic responsibility.

When a business's ability to open its doors depends on the good-will of the Governor's office, spending money on lobbyists makes perfect sense. It's about survival.

Bars and restaurant owners across Pennsylvania have started standing up to Governor Wolf and his arbitrary, capricious, and draconian order to keep their indoor capacity below 25%. Here's what that means for the future.

You can always count on the Harrisburg Swamp to gobble up public money earmarked to help small businesses. For lobbyists particularly, the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have been a mighty windfall of federal riches.

The following members of the General Assembly voted against a bipartisan effort to end Governor Tom Wolf’s disaster declaration.

By, Dr. John D McGinnis is the host of Two-Way Radio on WRTA in Altoona, PA, and former State Representative. Politicians around the country are held in very low regard and with good reason. But isn’t it curious that a […]

The 2015 decision to reduce the ozone standard should be overturned, leaving headroom for nature’s impact while protecting public health from manmade pollution.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's recent contradictory ruling upholding Gov. Tom Wolf's emergency declaration clearly demonstrates their belief that some checks and balances are more equal than others.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has found a new place to grind his political ax--Lebanon County, where local leaders chose to enter Yellow Phase without his permission in early May. Now, as the rest of the state enters the Governor's Green Phase, Lebanon County is the only one he's left behind.

By throwing his own rules out the window and marching with protesters last week in Harrisburg, Tom Wolf lost what little was left of his relevancy as governor.

By blowing their wad in a safe Republican seat just to feed outgoing Senate President Joe Scarnati's ego, Scarnati and the SRCC have no one but themselves to blame if Republicans lose seats in the Pennsylvania Senate this fall.

The response to Governor Wolf's veto this week from Democrats in the Pennsylvania General Assembly should give everyone who cares about good government great cause for concern.