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It was another galling election last week for committed anti-Trumpers who watched President Trump rack up political victories and take total control

“People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. Well, I'm not a crook,” President Richard M. Nixon said at a 1973 press conference in the middle of the Watergate scandal.

When Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher and Cy Young Award winner Paul Skenes recently dropped by a local Little League ballfield and played catch with the kids, he created a lifetime of memories for the Little Leaguers and made national news. It was hard to tell who was having more fun —

In his New York Times column earlier this week, “The Democrats’ ‘Upstairs-Downstairs’ Coalition Is at a Breaking Point,” Thomas Edsall describes a time 40 years ago when “Democratic centrists bitterly complained” that progressives “were pushing the party too far left.” Edsall quotes Al From, the head of the moderate Democratic

Roman statesman and soldier Cincinnatus has long been a model of civic virtue and public service.

Growing up in an old mill town, it was easy and tempting to find a numbers writer or sports bookie if you had an extra dime or quarter and wanted to play a number or bet on a game.

One of my most powerful memories of growing up in the industrial valley just east of Pittsburgh involves an event that occurred on a Saturday night at the Great Valley Bowling Lanes.

There is not much we can count on anymore, but at least for now, Thanksgiving is a safe bet.

There was an old Pittsburgh politician who always said, “Every now and then you have to screw your friends just so they don't take you for

Every day there is news from the United States Supreme Court, other federal courts and state courts about the latest attempts to keep certain