Greg Maresca

Greg Maresca is a New York City native and U.S. Marine Corps veteran who writes for TTC. He resides in the Pennsylvania Coal Region. His work can also be found in The American Spectator, NewsBreak, Daily Item, Republican Herald, Standard Speaker, The Remnant Newspaper, Gettysburg Times, Daily Review, The News-Item, Standard Journal and more.

A Blue-White rebuild

The 2026 Blue-White game will serve as a public unveiling, not a traditional scrimmage as Penn State and Beaver Stadium undergo major reconstruction.

The post Roe landscape

The Guttmacher Institute reports 1,126,000 abortions in 2025, as the U.S. birthrate continues to fall below replacement levels.

St. Louis de Montfort Academy: The quiet countercurrent

In an age of confusion and hostility toward the faith, St. Louis de Montfort Academy forms young men to know truth, love the Church, and live with conviction.

Election integrity matters

Restoring trust in U.S. elections requires passing the SAVE Act, which mandates citizenship verification and voter ID, because election integrity is essential to American democracy.
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Fresh bite on a vintage motto

Whether aimed at politicians, corporations, or the grocery aisle, “Where’s the beef?” is a demand for substance, fairness, and honesty.

Days of Infamy

A nuclear Iran is unacceptable. For the first time in generations, a president is confronting the threat—acting to prevent another day of American infamy.
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The calculus of impunity

Since when does New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani get to decide what isn’t a crime? Attempting to downplay crime is not part of his job.

Shredding the climate crusade

The Trump administration said the EPA dropped the 2009 endangerment finding, a cornerstone of U.S. climate policy, signaling a major shift broadly .

From legacy to liability

"When the Washington Post cut a third of its shrinking staff, leaders called it 'strategic restructuring'—like calling an iceberg a 'necessary pivot.'!"

Generation skeptical

A News Literacy Project (NLP)  report lands like a brick: 84% of teenagers think journalism is a con, a carnival game where spin wins every prize.

Cruising into March Madness

At the U.S. Naval Academy, optimism is forged through discipline. This season, Navy men’s basketball has turned it into a historic Patriot League run.

When care leads to death

On December 12, Illinois legalize physician assisted suicide, rebranded under the soothing sounding banner of “medical aid in dying,” or MAID.