Recent editorials of statewide and national interest from Pennsylvania's newspapers: Moving primary logical Altoona Mirror Feb. 18 Pennsylvania is one-third of the way to becoming a more prominent player in … Click to Continue »
The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled against a small town that sought to avoid paying taxes on a daycare business. The justices ruled Wednesday in favor of the Laramie County … Click to Continue »
Algeria's president has declared Feb. 22 a special holiday to honor the peaceful “smile revolution” protest movement that ousted the gas-rich country's longtime leader last year. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune made … Click to Continue »
Milan Fashion Week opened Wednesday with outreach to China, largely cut off from the rest of the world by a new virus, and to Africa, often overlooked by luxury except … Click to Continue »
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said Wednesday that he is dropping his plan for highway tolls for trucks, expressing frustration with legislative leaders who have delayed a vote on the issue. … Click to Continue »
Nevada's largest newspaper, the Las Vegas Review-Journal, owes $1.9 million and counting in a profits-and-costs dispute with its crosstown rival Las Vegas Sun under one of the few remaining newspaper … Click to Continue »
Virgin Trains Las Vegas has released plans to build a proposed train station near the South Premium Outlets mall south of the Strip. The $4.8 billion high-speed rail link with … Click to Continue »
