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Taiwan is the fly in U.S.-China ointment
Opinion: Not surprisingly, China is responding badly to the Pentagon’s $6 billion arms sale to Taiwan. The
What is Iran up to?
Opinion: What can the Obama administration do about Iran’s drive to develop nuclear weapons? The
The looming budget deficits can no longer be ignored
Editorial: The looming budget deficits can no longer be ignored Elected officials in Washington shouldn’t
Strickland sees the economy as his biggest challenge
Opinion: Gov. Ted Strickland doesn’t see John Kasich, his Republican challenger, as his biggest opponent —
Flip-flopping at EPA
Opinion: Flip-flopping at EPA Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Last fall, Lisa Jackson, administrator of the
Community college will aid Warren and the Valley
Opinion: Community college will aid Warren and the Valley EDITOR: ACTION has been a very vocal advocate
The arena needs to be fixed
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The most striking part of Sen. Evan Bayh’s retirement announcement was his on-air job
Youngstown State will have one of its own as president
Editorial: By looking on campus for the next president of Youngstown State University, members of the board of
Political market shunning Palin
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The Republican presidential nominee, an Arizona senator, was a maverick, which was part
Politics isn’t a sure thing for generals of Petraeus’ era
Opinion: David Eisenhower once told me that the presidential success of his grandfather Dwight Eisenhower
Gaping hole at Ground Zero says a lot
Opinion: CHICAGO — For the last eight years I’ve flown to New York at least once a month every month, and
President should show equal respect for all fallen soldiers
Opinion: President should show equal respect for all fallen soldiers EDITOR: I am appalled to learn that
The area could use some good news, and it got it
Editorial: The area could use some good news, and it got it Sometimes, the only thing to do is smile. And
Distractions are key to political magic
Opinion: If eternal vigilance is the price of freedom, incessant distractions are the way that politicians
Americans distrust those who govern
Opinion: Let me get straight to the point: Americans’ profound distrust of government is neurotic —
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