Opinion and Editorial
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Who owes whom an apology?
Opinion: WASHINGTON As a wife, I understand where Ginni Thomas is coming from. In particular, as the wife
Sanctions hurt Iran
Opinion: By Jason Rezaian Institute for War & Peace Reporting TEHRAN Iran’s famed rug industry faces a
Law isn’t well suited to protect people from being offended
Editorial: The display of mutilated baby dolls in a Halloween tableau outside a Niles house is at most a
A warning about e-books
Opinion: When I interviewed Mario Vargas Llosa a few days ago on the occasion of his well-deserved and long
There is help out there for police
Opinion: There is help out there for police As past Mahoning County “Auxiliary Deputy Sheriff Commander”
It isn’t easy asking for money in midst of economic turmoil
Editorial: Let us agree on one thing: If the dedicated individuals who run social service agencies, or local
The military’s Achilles’ heel
Opinion: By Jim Arkedis Los Angeles Times America forgets Oct. 12 as seamlessly as it remembers Sept. 11.
There’s rage in coal country
Opinion: WHEELING, W. Va. In 1863, West Virginia became the 35th state by seceding from some secessionists:
This political brew just can’t last
Opinion: Though the actual voting is still a week and five days away, it seems clear that this midterm
Who’s the culprit in Wall St. crash?
Opinion: By Bart Chilton McClatchy-Tribune On May 6, U.S. financial markets became unhinged for 20
Ohio’s notary public law is weak
Opinion: Ohio’s notary public law is weak Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner is asking for a federal
New story lines for Middle East
Opinion: Many years ago, a movie theater called the Brattle near Harvard University used to show the film
Two logs don’t make it right
Opinion: Two logs don’t make it right Charleston (W. Va.) Daily Mail: Jeanne Clery, a teenage Lehigh
Where can spending be cut?
Opinion: In the last two years, spending by the current Congress has increased 21.4 percent, according to the
Political energy defies harnessing
Opinion: By Harold Jackson Philadelphia Inquirer “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to
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