I’m working on a story this weekend about foreclosed homes in this country. In doing some preliminary searching I came across a sad story.

I was reading on the WFMZ.com website about Dan Palchanes, who lost his home to the bank. I also read he bought the home for around $350,000 and the bank sold it at auction for $175,000. Continue reading →

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that police can enter a person’s home or other dwelling without his/her consent, representing the worrying trend of the erosion of civil liberties and the Constitution of the United States. Continue reading →

With an initiative approved to proceed that will attempt to carve up California, why wouldn’t more states try to carve out their problem areas, rather than fix them? Continue reading →

Kids can be spoiled, manipulative, and devious. Some, when they reach puberty, have you regretting not using a condom those many years ago, when they were conceived. Continue reading →

I respect lawyers for what they can do without a conscience. Twist facts, make a client look better by slinging mud on a witness, or as was the case over 130 years ago, use a psycho defense based on unproven science to free a woman who was obviously guilty of murder.

My disdain is only partially truthful. Push come to indictment, I’d be looking for a lawyer that could get me off even if I committed a crime in front of a busload of Japanese tourists with video cameras Continue reading →

If you believe the results of two polls conducted and reported on WFMZ.com , Democrat Tom Wolf would be our next Governor, if the election were held today. Continue reading →