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American students aren’t learning what makes this nation unique

Opinion: Even in the depths of the Great Depression, with the economy bottomed out, Americans showed they


Earthquake in Chile deadly, but not as deadly as Haiti’s

Editorial: A magnitude-8.8 earthquake that struck Chile on Saturday killed at least 700 people and caused


Obama fails to keep his promise on jobs

Opinion: I’m sure this may come as a surprise to folks who think all African-Americans must all march in


Climate change skeptics sound like O.J.’s lawyers

Opinion: In recent years, every major scientific body in the world has produced reports confirming the peril


Dissident’s death will put Cuba on the spot

Opinion: Cuba’s military dictatorship — that’s what it is, by any dictionary’s definition — is in an awkward


Toyota covering its bumper

Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: Toyota has been running apologetic TV ads and vowing to win back customers’


Court’s ruling gives undue influence to corporations

Opinion: Court’s ruling gives undue influence to corporations EDITOR: The recent U.S. Supreme Court


Today is a goodbye to one friend and a hello to another

Opinion: Goodbye and hello. Today marks a big day for us at The Vindicator and a big day, we expect, for

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Stop enslaving animals

Opinion: Stop enslaving animals EDITOR: Once again tragedy has struck where a killer whale at Sea World


Some at the end of the tunnel

Opinion: Some at the end of the tunnel Buffalo News: Maybe the tide is turning. For the first time in


GREECE

Opinion: GREECE Kathimerini, Athens, Feb. 24: We must not look at Greece’s financial crisis as a black


List of disorders expected to grow

Opinion: WASHINGTON — Peter De Vries, America’s wittiest novelist, died 17 years ago but his discernment of


Tea Party followers reliving the ’60s

Opinion: Oceans of ink, terabytes of blog space and an eternity of television time have been devoted to the


Concept of ethical behavior is dying in Washington

Editorial: Concept of ethical behavior is dying in Washington Last week marks yet another occasion in the


The Right trying to co-opt Tea Party

Opinion: In September 1960, several dozen young conservative intellectuals descended on National Review