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Opinion and Editorial
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Bunning had a point
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Finally, Democrats and Republicans in Washington have found common ground: They’re
Saying goodbye to an old friend
Opinion: Less than two years ago, I dedicated a column to Patricia Ann Hawkins Anderson, who was celebrating
Marc Dann isn’t home free
Opinion: COLUMBUS A few thoughts following the latest chapter in the still-kicking Marc Dann saga: Is
Number of visitors to U.S. falling
Opinion: WASHINGTON A Richardson, Texas, semiconductor gets shipped to a Chinese customer. That’s an
A snowy day to remember
Opinion: Tough snowy months like February 2010 bring back memorable recollections. Observing two of my most
Karadzic the barbarian shows no shame, regret
Editorial: The mastermind of the siege of Sarajevo during the 1992-95 war in Bosnia has finally taken the
Suburban residents are under duress; Youngstown is piling on
Opinion: Suburban residents are under duress; Youngstown is piling on The trustees of Austin- town weren’t
Miranda isn’t forever
Opinion: Miranda isn’t forever Los Angeles Times: At first glance, a decision last week upholding the
Hanni sets his sights on Democratic Party’s top spot
Opinion: Mark Hanni enjoys being coy, but it’s easy to see right through him. Hanni, and his supporters,
House panel fleckless on ethics
Opinion: WASHINGTON Sometimes I think I’ve gotten too cynical after so many years in Washington. Then I
Beware the plan
Opinion: By MIKE ERVIN McClatchy-Tribune As someone with a disability, I should be excited about
A macabre publicity stunt
Opinion: By Maxwell Taylor Kennedy Los Angeles Times I am the son of Robert F. Kennedy, who was murdered
Security wasn’t a problem
Opinion: VANCOUVER After devoting the single greatest part of my time to security most days at the 2010
Revenge plot turns into murder, now the state seeks justice
Editorial: Revenge plot turns into murder, now the state seeks justice The case of a double murder in Liberty Township in November is like an onion, with layers of evil that are peeled off to expose yet another evil and, ultimately the murder of two innocent bystanders, Wilneice L. Green, 28, and her 13-year-old daughter, Ja-Brajasia.
When it comes to ballot issues, words can make the difference
Opinion: When it comes to ballot issues, words can make the difference After the defeat of the tax levy