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  • Artificial Intelligence doom: What, me worry?

    The larger issue is that AI confronts us with an urgent public issue that most of us can’t understand, in an environment where we don’t know who to trust. Perhaps this impotence and confusion is our fate in a world of increasing complexity. We are hostages to fortune. Here’s hoping our luck doesn’t run out.
  • EXCLUSIVE: Mamdani hit with complaint over communications with influencers
    In a letter to the New York Conflicts of Interest Board on Friday, obtained exclusively by The Center Square, Democracy Restored Director Houston Keene called for an investigation into Mamdani’s staff use of Signal app accounts to communicate with social-media influencers, which he alleges is a violation of the city's ethics and conflict of interest rules. 
  • While Republicans stand up for women, Democrats reveal how radical they’ve become
    There’s a reason Democrats refused to show up: They know their position on women’s sports is indefensible. Instead of standing up for women, they have bowed to a radical gender ideology that blurs the lines between the sexes, destroys fairness, and endangers women.
  • It's the economy, stupid — again
    This crop of Democrats is among the least prepared in memory to bring down the cost of energy. They have "solutions" — a wholesale transformation of the energy economy — but affordability born of abundance isn't their path. Scarcity and higher prices are the necessary outcome of green mandates applied to everything.
  • Democrats block Sen. Husted’s bill forcing data centers to pay their own way; bill passed House, 417-3 
    The Ratepayer Protection Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Sept. 16, 2026, by an overwhelming, bipartisan vote of 417-3. Among those who voted yes on the Democratic side were Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi and every single member of the House Democratic leadership.
  • Building better opportunities for veterans
    The Veteran Owner-Builders Rights Act was crafted to provide greater financial opportunities and flexibility for our military heroes.
  • Protecting life, supporting mothers 

    By U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith
    R-Nebraska

  • Mowrystown family shares exciting news
    I’m reaching out to share some exciting news with the community that raised me: our daughter, Karalena, has reached the Top 5 nationwide in the 2026 national "Baby of the Year" competition, presented by Jessica Alba and The Honest Company.
  • 1984 was truly Orwellian in terms of taxes compared to today
    Senate Republicans believe it is your money first and not the government’s money.
  • Knuckleballers
    “You can’t go out looking for knuckleballers,” Charlie Hough told me, “you just have to wait until they fall into your lap.”
  • Old man?
    I hugged my dear man. We might not be really old quite yet, but when we are, we will be ready.
  • Farmers, ranchers deserve data privacy, fair markets
    Data on climate and weather, land, livestock and yield are valuable. My bill would require producers’ approval before any company uses their data.
  • Sen. Barrasso lays out difference between common-sense Republicans and 'crazy' Democrats
    So let’s take a look at first what Republicans have done. We have secured the border for the nation. We blocked a $4 trillion tax increase. And we’ve eliminated taxes on tips, taxes on Social Security, taxes on overtime. At the same time, these Democrat candidates have come out with a manifesto. And their manifesto calls for raising taxes on American families to pay for healthcare for illegal immigrants. 
  • Sen. Dr. Rand Paul introduces Six Penny Plan to balance federal budget
    U.S. Senator Dr. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has introduced the Six Penny Plan, a federal budget resolution that will balance on-budget outlays and revenues within five years by cutting six cents off every dollar projected to be spent over the next five fiscal years.
  • Potpourri 
    The Democrats have managed to gather all sorts of characters under their tent, all not good for the overall health of the country. Democratic Socialists, Muslims, Abolitionist Movement (seeks to replace or substantially dismantle existing systems of policing, prisons and incarceration), Green New Deal activists, and anti-capitalists activists.  
  • In the name of God, just work together
    Sometimes, a little common sense and cooperation ought to prevail. I like to think that it used to. For those keeping up with the Sonner Chapel saga in East Danville – or suburban Winkle – if you prefer, it seems to me that a little cooperation could resolve the matter in a day or two.
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