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U.S. has benefited from Martin Luther King's legacy of nonviolence

Opinion: By JAMES P. PINKERTON LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY Have you ever wondered why phrases such as "sectarian


The greehouse-gas decision

Opinion: Scripps Howard: By a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court has made it impossible for the Bush administration


Attorney General Dann keeps campaign promises -- so far

Editorial: We have no doubt that in Columbus, which owes its success to all the state agencies, departments and


Federal budget faces crisis because of health spending

Opinion: By ALICE RIVLIN and JOSEPH ANTOS MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE Medical care is enormously more effective


Dems in Congress overstep bounds

Opinion: Congressman Tom Lantos, who is a member of the delegation that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is leading


Cultural identity trumps all

Opinion: By ROD DREHER DALLAS MORNING NEWS Nobody wanted to hear Samuel Huntington's warning that the


U.S. is a victim of tortured credibility

Opinion: By ANNE APPLEBAUM WASHINGTON POST Back in 2003, when U.S. forces first took custody of the


Now, the other Thompson

Opinion: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Tommy or Fred? This will be a common question when Tommy Thompson,


Iran considers West weak, indecisive

Opinion: BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- Twenty-five years ago, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher


History of trade is helpful in setting future policy

Editorial: When the phrase "biggest trade deal since NAFTA" is used to describe a proposed trade pact,


Judge's silence isn't golden with regard to trial's delay

Editorial: When a man accused of a crime has been sitting in the Mahoning County Criminal Justice Center since