Sen. Doug Mastriano, PhD, Colonel, U.S. Army (Retired) Gettysburg is one of the most powerful symbols in the American story. The fields where Union and Confederate soldiers fought in 1863 are not simply historic sites; they are sacred ground that reminds us of the terrible price paid to preserve the nation. When Abraham Lincoln stood […] [Read More]
The arrest of British citizen Isabel Vaughan-Spruce should alarm every person who values liberty. [Read More]
As a retired U.S. Army colonel who served more than three decades in uniform — including combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan — I have seen firsthand what happens when America projects strength and what happens when it projects weakness. The world is watching. Our allies are watching. And our enemies are watching most of all. [Read More]
Feb. 25 marked 35 years since a Scud missile strike tragically claimed the lives of 13 brave Pennsylvanians from the Greensburg-based 14th Quartermaster Detachment. [Read More]
By any measure, a governor sending state police onto his neighbor’s property — without a court order — is a serious matter. [Read More]
Two milligrams. [Read More]
Pennsylvanians are generous people. [Read More]
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives—under a Democrat-controlled majority—continues to stall and sabotage commonsense legislation that protects women. The latest example? Senate Bill 9, the “Save Women’s Sports Act,” which passed the Senate with bipartisan backing, has been buried in procedural gamesmanship that betrays the women and girls Title IX was designed to protect. [Read More]
As the United States Army celebrates its 250th birthday on June 14, we pause to honor an institution that has embodied courage, sacrifice and the unbreakable will of a free people since its founding in 1775. [Read More]
As much as we wish it didn’t, evil exists in this world. [Read More]
