Coronavirus Diaries Day 400: It’s March 4. Let ‘The Great Awakening’ begin
For "sheeple" who don't always appreciate Objective Reality but accept it as such, today is just another dreary Thursday in the long slog to spring. For enlightened "Anons" who live in the fantasy world of the "Q" conspiracy theory, today marks the start of "The...
Booster shot
Between the lines
Sorry excuses
Mother Nature-approved
Surrender
Excuses, excuses …
Tolls ahead
Today’s vocabulary word is ‘defenestrate’
Rosemary Boland, longtime president of the Scranton Federation of Teachers, stirred up a hornet's nest of criticism recently when she cited "black," brown" and "immigrant" children in the city district who, she claimed, come from households that might not be...
AOW EXTRA: Jason Henderson, Delaware Valley wrestling
Delaware Valley senior Jason Henderson captured the 215-pound title at the District 2 Class 3A Championships. In the process, he earned his 100th career win in the final, was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler and helped the Warriors take the team title...
Don’t cross the cult
Like his GOP peers in North Carolina and Utah, Sen. Pat Toomey is experiencing some serious blowback from the Trump Cult currently masquerading as his state's Republican Party. Toomey's crime? Voting (correctly) to convict Trump of the impeachment charge for the role...
‘No salt salts like …’
Hero in his own mind
NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo's political problems involving the undercount of nursing home COVID-19 deaths are bad enough without his earlier self-aggrandizing claims of success in battling the pandemic.
On the job
Going nowhere fast
Nothing to worry about
Postal problems
Short supply
Back to class for now
Here we go, again
Unhappy with rulings handed down by state judges who were selected by Pennsylvanians under the current districting system, Republicans in the legislature are turning to their old stand-by, the gerrymander.
