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- 1Brandon McGinley: How one-party rule warps Pittsburgh politics●Brandon McGinley: How being a one-party town warps Pittsburgh’s politics
Brandon McGinley argues in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that Pittsburgh's dominance by a single political party is distorting the city's politics. He contends that without meaningful electoral competition, local debates become insular, accountability weakens, and candidates are shaped by internal factional fights rather than broader public choice. The column invites debate over whether one-party governance is holding the city back and how it affects voter engagement and policy quality.
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A triple murder trial in Polk County, Florida is wrapping up, with local outlets covering the final stages of proceedings. The case involves three killings, and residents are following the trial closely as jurors prepare to consider a verdict.