Federalism — the division of power between the national government and the states — has never been fixed. Since the Constitution was adopted, this balance has shifted in response to major events in ...

I had the pleasure recently of having breakfast with two readers who also occasionally write columns for The Pilot’s Opinion section. Were you to place them on the political spectrum, they’d probably ...

It was 10 days before the start of the playoffs and two of the Lancaster-Lebanon League’s best boys basketball teams were on the court. The atmosphere was … not exactly electric. Dreary was a better ...

There are roughly two weeks left in the CIF Southern Section boys basketball season. That means after Wednesday's latest edition of the playoff computer rankings, the Open Division field is beginning ...

In recent years, many have criticized University of Wisconsin-Madison students for shuffling into Camp Randall after the kickoff and emptying out after participating in the “Jump Around” tradition ...

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I got a call from a client recently. She was trying to help a friend out in buying their first home, a townhouse. Her attorney warned her that she may be about to violate Section 32 rules in how she ...

A healthy opinion section is a mirror of its community: curious, diverse, sometimes contentious, always engaged. Since March — when I took the reins of the Opinion section, and new ownership by Hearst ...

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There’s good news and bad news on the housing front: The buyers’ strike of the past three years is finally working, but the path to better affordability looks painful for many of those trying to sell ...

A senator, a plumber and a police officer walk into a newsroom. No joke. Journalism at its best receives people equally. When civic institutions weigh matters of public import, robust news ...