Md. National Guard was 1st on terrorist scene By Paul Katula • Jan 7, 2021 The Md. National Guard was called in to help during the riot Wednesday at the US Capitol, and troops are now stationed in Washington for a while.
Rioters storm US Capitol, put democracy on pause By Paul Katula • Jan 6, 2021 Insurgent rioters invaded the US Capitol this afternoon, putting the counting of electoral votes on pause.
High School New Year’s Resolutions By Paul Katula • Jan 4, 2021 What are <em>your</em> New Year's Resolutions, if you make them? Here are a few I would suggest for schools, once they reopen.
Pa. school punishes cheerleader for foul post By Paul Katula • Dec 29, 2020 SCOTUS may decide if a school can ban a student from cheerleading if she flips off the squad and the school on Snapchat.
A Progressive American Christian at the End of Advent By Paul Katula • Dec 19, 2020 I take a brief editorial pause to reflect on my holiday faith at the end of a calendar year, a polarizing presidency, and a pandemic.
Supreme Court balances religious school closures By Paul Katula • Dec 18, 2020 Some religious schools, which don't answer to public boards, have in-person learning. But what if the governor orders it to stop?
Electors give victory to Joe Biden By Paul Katula • Dec 15, 2020 Now it's official. The Electoral College voted 306-232 Monday to give Joe Biden and Kamala Harris victory in the Nov. 3 presidential election.
Election frivolity ends at the Supreme Court By Paul Katula • Dec 12, 2020 The Supreme Court refused to allow Texas and other states to file a complaint against voting practices in MI, GA, WI, & PA.
Biden officially begins transition By Paul Katula • Nov 24, 2020 It took a little longer than usual, but as enough states certify their votes, the results of the election become clear, and Joe Biden gets to work.
Trump claims equal protection violation in PA votes By Paul Katula • Nov 22, 2020 A US district court judged has dismissed a lawsuit in Pa. filed by the Trump campaign claiming a violation of 14th-Amendment rights.