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.

The inept policies of Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine have led to the deaths of countless senior citizens across the Commonwealth and have artificially prevented the state's economy from reopening. Dr. Levine needs to go.

If science is truly directing his decision-making, Gov. Tom Wolf needs to identify the scientists who recommended ordering nursing homes to accept elderly residents who tested positive for COVID-19.

Governor Wolf has indicated he will veto legislation that would put Pennsylvania businesses back to work using CDC guidelines. The Legislature does have one final option to end Wolf's disaster order, but it'll take plenty of political courage from state lawmakers.

With more than a million jobs lost since March 1st, the Pennsylvania General Assembly now needs to step in and undo Gov. Wolf's legally questionable stay-at-home order. We hope it will.

Sen. Doug Mastriano is taking steps to undo Gov. Tom Wolf's legally questionable emergency order shuttering Pennsylvania businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We fully support his efforts.

Gov. Wolf's emergency order is legally questionable, and with Pennsylvania’s courts shut down for two weeks, it's now up to the legislature to take action.

Enrollment at Pennsylvania's state-owned institutions of higher education has declined rapidly over the last decade. Gov. Tom Wolf's solution? Throw more money at it.

Are the light bulbs finally starting to come on for Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf? We doubt it, but he did have two ideas in his budget address that could be worth exploring.

If the Iowa Caucus dumpster fire is any indication of how new technology performs under a national spotlight, Pennsylvania voters might want to take notice.