As a society, we’re well past the times of interns serving as the office baristas, but internships still aren’t the same as actually working for a company. Nowadays college students expect to complete one menial task and twiddle our thumbs
Several days back, a stunner of a story hit the Philadelphia media, accusing Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz of being selfish and uncompromising. The story, published on the website PhillyVoice.com, carried anonymous quotes that its author claimed to gather from a
At Ceisler Media & Issue Advocacy, we’re looking forward to 2019 as an exciting year locally, statewide and on the federal level. To that end, you’ll find articles in this newsletter by our team, anticipating what’s upcoming in Congress, the
Expect a fight. Pittsburgh has the potential to be at the epicenter of the nation’s gun control debate—at least for the next few months. The Steel City was shaken to its core by the mass shooting that took place
After voters called for sweeping change in the November 2018 election, people across the nation eagerly awaited the official arrival of our new Congress. And after last week’s swearing-in of the 116th Congress, the wait is finally over. I travelled
Several big changes are in store for the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 2019. With the new session opening, the House and Senate welcomed 50 new lawmakers — the largest incoming class of freshmen in a generation. That’s because