The White House claims American companies are losing business abroad because U.S. law prohibits them from paying bribes. That’s just one of the fictions underpinning its ...
Against the backdrop of a rapidly expanding measles outbreak, what we need right now is urgent assistance from the federal government to support immunization and strength...
The arrest and recent imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu sent shock waves through Turkey, marking a decisive shift toward full autocracy. On March 19, police o...
It’s great to see an Eagle Scout project that not only adds to a community, but memorializes a local hero for their service to the nation.
Jack Riggio, a Scout with Mars ...
According to studies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, physical inactivity results in billions in health care cos...
It was the “belly tap heard around the world.”
When former President George W. Bush gave his successor Barack Obama the playful tap at Jimmy Carter’s state funeral in Jan...
Europe finally appears serious about rearming. German legislators have agreed to exempt defense from constitutional limits on debt spending. The European Commission is ur...
As we learned in the Thursday, March 27, edition of the Butler Eagle, one resident is getting discouraged at the lack of progress to stop flooding on Herman Road in Summi...
Last fall, when initial data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed a surprising drop in drug overdose deaths, the universal response was relief. We w...
I would like to respond to the March 19 editorial “Jumping to conclusions as bad as not being informed.”
As a former educator and participant in the peaceful protest rega...
