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The gross-out option
The gross-out option Scripps Howard News Service: The Brits are getting graphic, gross and
Case closed
Case closed Washington Post: The Supreme Court erred Wednesday in deciding not to rehear a case
Democrats can run but they can’t hide
Opinion: When Speaker Nancy Pelosi took to the floor of the House on Monday to blame Republicans for the
U.S. must look beyond Miami in forming Cuban policies
Opinion: U.S. must look beyond Miami in forming Cuban policies EDITOR: As a Cuban-born American I must
There’s no excuse for not voting this year
Opinion: Vote early and vote often. Well, at least voters in Ohio can vote early; very early. Election
'Pressed for time, I was overzealous in copying segments of another world leader's speech'
Opinion: “Pressed for time, I was overzealous in copying segments of another world leader’s speech.” Owen
How will peace with Taliban impact search for bin Laden?
Editorial: While the nation’s attention was focused on the stock market’s plunge Tuesday after Congress failed
Rep. Frank opens mouth, spews flapdoodle
Opinion: Listen for long to Rep. Barney Frank and you find yourself thinking of his brain as a kind of non-
Doubts about Palin growing
Opinion: In just a month, Sarah Palin has gone from being the darling of the GOP to a major question mark
Sarah Palin: A master of the nonanswer
Opinion: ANCHORAGE, Alaska — When he faces off against Sarah Palin tonight, Joe Biden will have his hands
McCain failed as leader
Opinion: John McCain is clearly more comfortable talking about the Iraq surge than about the economy, but the
China's milk problem
China’s milk problem Chicago Tribune: China’s rulers have long tried to control the flow of
Pay attention to issues
Opinion: Pay attention to issues EDITOR: Didn’t Ohioans vote against casinos? Why then did the government
Founders didn’t envision Congress as a rubber stamp
Editorial: Founders didn’t envision Congress as a rubber stamp This is as good a time as any for a member
Black churches get a pass from IRS
Opinion: HOUSTON — There is no telling how many churches actually participated in “Pulpit Freedom Sunday,” an
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