Opinion and Editorial
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CDC sees sign of hope for kids
CDC sees sign of hope for kids Scripps Howard News Service: Finally, there is some modestly good
Burmese leader should face trial
Opinion: Almost 30 years ago, my editor dispatched me to Cambodia to cover the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime
The problem with cameras
Editorial: The problem with cameras You have to give some of the proponents of traffic cameras in Warren
R. Frank Huntley, 1926-2008
Editorial: R. Frank Huntley, 1926-2008 R. Frank Huntley was a quiet-spoken man who let his accomplishments
McClellan’s dissing of Bush no surprise
Opinion: By writing a memoir that slams the way President Bush handled Iraq and other matters, Scott
“He told me that he has never had any such candid meeting with anybody else in the
Opinion: “He told me that he has never had any such candid meeting with anybody else in the world.” Ban Ki-
Climate change in the spotlight
Opinion: The climate change bill that senators are to begin debating next week is a hugely important signal
Athena wore two hats: Goddess of Wisdom and Goddess of War
Opinion: Athena wore two hats: Goddess of Wisdom and Goddess of War EDITOR: I could not decide whether
Ohio’s interim attorney general takes on a challenge
Opinion: Gov. Ted Strickland’s decision to select Nancy Hardin Rogers as attorney general received high
“By helping these young democracies grow in freedom and prosperity we will once again reap the
Opinion: “By helping these young democracies grow in freedom and prosperity we will once again reap the
Note to McCain: U.S. is not Britain
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Most improvements make matters worse because most new ideas are regrettable, including
Barack Obama sees no evil in the world
Opinion: Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is the polar opposite of John F. Kennedy. Judging
U.S. lags and drags in science research
Opinion: Three-hundred feet beneath France and Switzerland lies a machine that soon might wipe away the U.S.
America’s ally, Yemen, coddles terrorists
Opinion: Seven years after al-Qaida terrorists Jamal al-Badawi and Fahd al-Quso confessed to me their crucial
Pit bull mauling of child justifies an investigation
Editorial: Just a day after the end of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, a 6-year-old Youngstown boy was
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