Hubris meets high tech
<p>EDITOR’S NOTE:Ruth Marcus of The Washington Post dissects the downfall of a powerful man.</p>
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Corbett is not telling the truth
<p>Gov. Tom Corbett lied last week. He did it while once again defending his handling of the Jerry Sandusky investigation.</p>
‘Like a dog ... to its own vomit’
<p>Like a dog going back to its own vomit, so a fool, this country, repeats its folly.
Distracted driving can hurt pets
<p>DEAR ABBY:I want to share my experience with being a distracted driver. </p>
Forecast: U.S. to be world’s biggest oil producer by 2020
<p>The United States will become the world’s largest oil producer by around 2020, temporarily overtaking Saudi Arabia, as new exploration technologies find more resources, the International E
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<p>IF YOU WERE BORN TODAY:You make insightful observations about the society around you because you’re always involved and you care.
Cops: Enforcing texting ban on drivers difficult
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Earth’s gift from far beneath surface
<p>In a little over a week, on Thanksgiving Day, I and about 1,500 other fanatics will toe the line on Market Street in Berwick and run nine miles for fame and glory.
Speed healing of cracked fingertips
<p>Q. Every year during the winter months, I have a problem with my thumbs cracking at the edge of my thumbnails. It takes weeks for them to heal, and the cracks are very painful.
Rooting for Safeguards
Cheerleading needs rules like the sport it is, docs say
<p>CHICAGO — Cheerleading isn’t just jumping and waving pompoms — it has become as athletic and potentially as dangerous as a sport and should be designated one to improve safety, the nation’