Ms. Zito is a CNN political analyst, and a staff reporter and columnist for the Washington Examiner. She reaches the Everyman and Everywoman through shoe-leather journalism, traveling from Main Street to the beltway and all places in between.
One of the organizers of the Upper Ten Mile church fish fry, Eric Cowden, says, ‘We’ll make about 10,000 meals this year that will serve both the lunch and dinner crowds.’
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Omer Neutra, who is the former captain of his high school basketball team, volleyball team, and soccer team when needed, is one of six American hostages held hostage at Gaza since the October 7 massacre.
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A ‘major political issue that the D’s have just put themselves squarely on the wrong side,’ one Democratic Congressman says.
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The strategy boils down to winning the electoral votes of a handful of states plus fewer than a dozen House seats.
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This is not your father’s presidential library.
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When factories close down, companies lose generations of knowledge, skill sets, and pragmatic problem-solving that you can’t learn in a college classroom.
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The Bedford Springs Hotel has sat in the south-central Pennsylvania valley since the early frontier days, and by 1805 she started to become America’s first grand resort.
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In short, we have too much power scheduled to go offline and not enough coming online.
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This support is changing how many in the state see him.
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Brian Kilmeade’s book on the two icons is a fast-paced read that tells Booker T. Washington and Theodore Roosevelt’s stories in parallel.
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If people are shocked by the blatant antisemitism among college students and by the students’ clear lack of understanding of history, they haven’t been paying attention to the ethos of — supposedly — elite universities for at least two generations.
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Bucks County voters are telling Republicans to stop with the overreach.
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