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Moderation in Muslim world remains elusive
Opinion: Pope Benedict XVI last week baptized a man into the Catho–lic Church. The man, Magdi Allam, had
Death penalty in Pennsylvania is a sham
Opinion: Maureen Faulkner called me in a panic. She had just retrieved a voice mail from Philadelphia
Charlton Heston, 1924-2008
Philadelphia Inquirer: Heroes who endure upheaval to protect what is precious is a theme that ran
“This is not about us battling the torchbearers. This is about the Chinese government using
Opinion: “This is not about us battling the torchbearers. This is about the Chinese government using the
McCain can’t run normal GOP campaign
Opinion: The one thing John McCain can’t do for the next several months is run a standard Republican
S. America should focus on education
Opinion: One of the things that surprised me the most during a rare interview with Microsoft co-founder Bill
Don’t believe everything you read about rich and poor
Opinion: Don’t believe everything you read about rich and poor EDITOR: In a recent column (Vindicator,
Making history a reality in downtown Youngstown
Editorial: Expansion is the watchword at the Mahoning Valley Historical Society. Its ambitious plans to
Campbell girl is state homecoming candidate
Opinion: CAMPBELL — Lorrin Pico, daughter of Pat and Karen Pico of Campbell and Campbell Memorial High
A 670-mile-long shrine to American insecurity
Opinion: Last February, I found myself in the difficult position of explaining American insecurity to a group
Keep an eye on victory in Iraq
Opinion: One of the unfortunate consequences of the recent offensive in Basra is that as Army Gen. David
Start another war? With what?
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Now and then predictions of a pending U.S. invasion of Iran still raise their ugly head
Court has a keen interest in case of the switched shells
Editorial: Court has a keen interest in case of the switched shells Judge Patricia A. Cosgrove of Summit
The STD scare for teens
Editorial: The STD scare for teens Chicago Tribune: The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Axle plant strike shows an industry in turmoil
Opinion: Management and labor sometimes do the dumbest things. Consider the strike against Detroit-based
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