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Don’t put pretty face on war
Kansas City Star: Maintaining public support for U.S. involvement in two wars is difficult for any
Lawmakers facing a full plate of issues
Opinion: COLUMBUS — It seems like only yesterday that lawmakers were mumbling and grumbling about the state
Something for everyone
Something for everyone The Daily Independent, Ashland, Ky.: When the massive $787 billion economic
Anti-terror bragging rights a distraction
Opinion: On the eighth anniversary of Sept. 11, Americans are wasting time squabbling over counter-terrorism
We can’t go on like this
Editorial: We can’t go on like this There’s been a lot of talk about options this summer as the future of the
Do you work in sales?
Opinion: SAN FRANCISCO — Had enough of the recession? Next time somebody pitches you something — whether or
CEOs get tax breaks, then break law
Opinion: “Please, please,” wailed lobbyists for many of America’s largest multinational corporations in 2004,
Is the U.S. becoming like the Mideast?
Opinion: The way the debate over health care has played out in this country makes me wonder if the United
Motorists: Slow down
Opinion: Motorists: Slow down EDITOR: I am a resident of Youngstown, living on Shirley Road on the South
Administration is wrong on security and health care
Opinion: Administration is wrong on security and health care EDITOR: I am appalled that the current
Outpouring of affection for Jimbo genuine
Opinion: What captures the essence of the Mahoning Valley better than a polka band, an Elvis impersonator and
Why must Israel make all the sacrifices?
Opinion: HBO showed the film “Schindler’s List” last week. The 1993 Steven Spielberg movie never ceases to
Poizner learns his way in San Jose
Opinion: SAN DIEGO — Becoming governor next year will be a daunting challenge for California’s Republican
When it comes to health care, relationships do matter.
Opinion: When it comes to health care, relationships do matter. By THOMAS S. BONIFACE In the debate on
Hidden in plain sight
Los Angeles Times: The tragic case of Jaycee Lee Dugard, abducted at the age of 11 and allegedly
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