Opinion and Editorial
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Allegiant Air’s departure will hurt regional airport
Editorial: A year after the region was buffeted with the news that the first daily commercial air service out
Clouds darken over YSU
Opinion: By the time a mediator’s fact-finding report is in the hands of labor-contract negotiators for
Nonviolence week honors 'Hugs' activist, Vicars
Opinion: This is the talk of Ken Nwadike Jr. in and around the U.S. this year: “This man gave me a hug –
Tasteless mockery of trailer- park life
Opinion: By Brooke Binkowski Los Angeles Times (TNS) A new restaurant has opened in San Diego’s tony
Trump wearing out his welcome in many venues at home, abroad
Opinion: By Albert R. HUNT Bloomberg View President Bill Clinton went to Oklahoma City after a terrorist
Soft drinks don’t ‘feed the world’
Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords Coca-Cola has a new ad in which a young girl wishes to grow a
Nancy Kearns Morris blazed trail of community leadership
Editorial: Those attending today’s memorial service at St. John Episcopal Church in Youngstown for Nancy
Flawed Aghanistan plan
Opinion: New York Times: If there is a compelling case to be made for deepening the United States military
Racism in the spotlight
Opinion: By Germine Awad The Dallas Morning News President Donald Trump’s slowness to condemn the
Trump’s stance on monuments a giant leap across illogical chasm
Opinion: Vindicator Politics Writer David Skolnick’s column will return next week. By Tom Mackall Special
Growing opiate epidemic in need of quick response
Editorial: When it comes to making a dent in the deadly opiate epidemic that stubbornly continues to spiral
Klan rallies not new
Opinion: By Dan K. THOMASSON Tribune News Service WASHINGTON Years ago, the chief of police in Gary,
Trump changes his mind about war in Afghanistan
Editorial: There’s a reason Afghani- stan is called the “Graveyard of Empires”: No occupying force has
Laws that subvert the rule of law
Opinion: WASHINGTON When John Adams wrote into Massachusetts’ Constitution a commitment to a “government of
Old Glory was missing
Opinion: By Ramesh Ponnuru Bloomberg View They may call themselves “white nationalists,” but the
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