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Islamic radicals targeting U.S.
Opinion: “Our strategy is this,” President Bush said last month. “We will fight them over there so we do not
You’re judged by the people you pick
Opinion: Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani recently announced the 15 people he’s asked to help
Full commitment lacking in war effort
Opinion: Six years after Sept. 11, 2001, what’s striking is how little has changed in America — and in its
U.S. running out of troops in Iraq
Opinion: In his testimony to Congress on Monday, Gen. David H. Petraeus announced that he was withdrawing the
Enjoy the Olympics, Mr. Bush
Opinion: Scripps Howard: President Bush plans to spend much of his final year in office traveling overseas --
Power to the people
Opinion: Power to the people EDITOR: Typically, I elect not to spend the time correcting various media
Mayor right in not rushing to sign arena-related pact
Drive by the Chevrolet Centre in downtown Youngstown any evening this month and you’ll find the
“In the present situation it is difficult to push ahead with effective policies that win the
Opinion: “In the present situation it is difficult to push ahead with effective policies that win the support
Congress makes a U-turn on trade
Opinion: Wow! All of a sudden, it looks like the Democratic-controlled U.S. Congress will approve pending
Generals display bravery in speaking out against the war in Iraq
Opinion: WASHINGTON — This is the week of the generals. “Oh,” you say, “you mean the generals who have been
Bush keeping war in Iraq from ending
Opinion: Most Americans want the war in Iraq ended, but it continues and Americans are killed, mutilated or
Satan, thy name is Osama bin Laden
Opinion: There is no photograph of Satan, so we must improvise with what we have: Osama bin Laden. Looking
Petraeus testimony shows that only President Bush can answer some questions
In retrospect, it was naive to think that the reports received by the House and Senate this week on
“We’re safer, but we’re not safe. ... We’re not sure we can stop 100
Opinion: “We’re safer, but we’re not safe. ... We’re not sure we can stop 100 percent of them.” Mike
Bush’s non-decision costly in Iraq
Opinion: The words seemed to be written with flashing neon lights, the way they demanded a reader’s attention
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