State senators are supposed to be leaders that put the public’s interests first.

But Wednesday, the Republican leadership and most GOP members acted more like spoiled brats, throwing a tantrum by rejecting a slate of judicial nominees.

The only thing more unbelievable than the scope of a pair of natural disasters in Asia is the reluctance of Myanmar and China to accept the help of many rescue workers.

Pennsylvanians may want to lower expectations for a huge turnpike jackpot, given the mixed signals from the Rendell administration Monday about bids for the toll road. On the positive side, Gov.

While Pennsylvania can’t afford to throw away $800 million, state and federal lawmakers should revisit the idea of imposing a $25 annual fee for collecting child support.

Those who argue for the legalization of drugs often call it a victimless crime. The rise in the number of area children of drug-addicted parents being placed for adoption shows that claim is a lie.