Greg Maresca

I grew up watching the World Trade Center rise, but us kids never called it that. To us, they were the Twin Towers. I watched them climb skyward in that burnt orange iron inner façade that defined a childhood when New York felt endless and everything seemed constructed to last. The Empire State Building, completed …

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Public anxiety about data center construction only grows. Many worry that communities will face higher utility bills, water depletion, overburdened infrastructure and economic uncertainty.

For years, Penn State wanted to forget Joe Paterno. The statue outside Beaver Stadium was removed. His name disappeared from places where it once stood prominently. Public discussion of his legacy became so uncomfortable that many simply avoided the subject. In the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky scandal, Penn State understandably sought distance from one …

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GCC’s Lawrence W, Reed’s Born of Ideas argues that America’s founding was rooted not in battlefield glory but in a covenantal tradition of faith, liberty, and personal responsibility stretching back to the Mayflower Compact.

Baseball cards were once the unofficial currency of American boyhood that made kids feel rich long before they ever carried a wallet

The film takes viewers inside the high-stakes October 1986 summit in Reykjavik, Iceland, where Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev reshaped the course of the Cold War.

The impending challenges of America’s population decline and mounting national debt impacting economic growth and social stability.

Omar Suleiman’s celebration of Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death reveals a deeper pattern of radicalism, hypocrisy and moral decay that America’s media refuses to confront.

A nation once tough enough to endure summer now wilts without air‑conditioning, and our growing dependence on manufactured comfort is turning America soft.

A satirical tribute to Pennsylvania’s Italian‑Americans, celebrating their distinct heritage, grit, and immigrant roots while reminding readers that the Coal Region’s mosaic of traditions is a strength that binds Italian‑Americans far more than it divides them.

This piece exposes how a fringe DSA ideology is capturing the Democrat Party reshaping its agenda through division and grievance.

I’m old enough to remember the Bicentennial Minute … that nightly, :60 civics lesson. As America turns 250, reviving it would’ve given a fractured country one shared ritual in a culture that can’t agree on anything ….

Fifty years after America threw itself the greatest birthday party in history, the nation’s 250th anniversary reveals how far we’ve drifted from seeing ourselves as one people sharing one story.