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A Protest That Raises Constitutional Questions As has been witnessed too many times to count, there is apparently no principle or concept that progressives cannot turn upside down to further

A Red, White and Relish Celebration There are many ways to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Some people watched fireworks. Some fired up the grill. Some stood proudly for the national

The Italian-American communities of Kulpmont, Shamokin, and Mount Carmel, where the scent of peppers and onions still drifts through parish halls, offer a cultural richness that practically begs to be

Instead of taking people such as John Roberts, formerly of 60 Minutes, or any of the vapid ladies on The View, too very seriously, perhaps we could start to spend

A Major Step for a Historic Crossing A long-awaited infrastructure project in Kentucky’s capital city is moving forward after the announcement of a $24 million federal grant to support replacement

Every now and then, a headline comes along that makes you stare into the middle distance and wonder whether civilization peaked with indoor plumbing. This is one of those headlines.

Yesterday, we had one of those highway encounters that stays with you longer than it should. There we were, driving along, minding our business, when we crossed paths with a

From the 1919 Black Sox World Series fix to Pete Rose’s gambling downfall in 1989 and referee Tim Donaghy’s betting scandal in 2007, each generation has been convinced it had

In 1976, America threw itself a birthday party unlike anything before or since. The Bicentennial was not just a commemoration of 200 years of independence – it was a coast-to-coast

As America marches toward its 250th birthday, a revival of CBS’s Bicentennial Minute, the nightly Emmy-winning feature that aired from July 4, 1974, through December 31, 1976, would have been