Opinion and Editorial

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The roots of politics run deep in health-care reform debate

Editorial: The roots of politics run deep in health-care reform debate The script for health-care reform

Opinion: It seemed just like old times. James A. Traficant Jr. standing at a podium talking about some wild

Editorial: State senators must stay until their work is done Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, who has had to guide

Opinion: WASHINGTON — Rushing to lock the nation into expensive health care and climate change commitments,

Opinion: The White House on Dec. 9 announced plans to spend $88 million in unused stimulus funds to pay

Opinion: Most people who haven’t finished (or even begun) their shopping are starting to worry about what

Opinion: As the mother of a royalty-worshipping little girl, my feelings about Disney’s first black princess

Opinion: Words can be a distraction EDITOR: It seems to me that the “I miss you saying Merry Christmas”

Opinion: Federal salaries grow and grow EDITOR: In the Friday’s USAToday, it was reported that the number

Bombings expose instability Kansas City Star: The five car-bombs that killed 127 people and

Opinion: The bizarre comments last week likening opponents of health-care reform to slavery advocates are

Opinion: The public option is effectively dead. We need something stronger in its place. Once upon a time,

Opinion: Growing old, particularly in this economy, is not for sissies. Just ask Bob and Roselee Packham of

Editorial: The Kaluza Project is a source of unforeseen inspiration Addressing the court on Sept. 23, 2008,

Opinion: Last month, I sat down for a two-hour talk with Gen. Stanley McChrystal over dinner in Kabul. Our