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GOP presides over obscene spending
Opinion: Not so long ago, in a country that now seems far, far away, Ronald Reagan told the nation: "...we
Despite delays, war in Iraq is just
Opinion: By E. THOMAS McCLANAHAN KANSAS CITY STAR Three years after the invasion of Iraq, the most
"What happened last night will be in history books. We are here, and we have begun the true struggle
Opinion: "What happened last night will be in history books. We are here, and we have begun the true struggle
Desperately seeking new moral leadership
Opinion: By STAR PARKER SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Latest polling from the Pew Research Center shows
Democrats misfire in targeting singles
Opinion: By PETER A. BROWN KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS There they go again. Democrats lost the 2004
Today is Wednesday, March 22, the 81st day of 2006. There are 284 days left in the year. On this date in 1765, Britain enacts the Stamp Act to raise money from the American colonies. (The Act is
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, March 22, the 81st day of 2006. There are 284 days left in the year. On this
Mistakes haunt U.S. efforts in Iraq
Opinion: Three years after we invaded Iraq, President Bush is trying to rally the U.S. public around a war
Tort reformers resort to back-room deals and bureaucratic coups
Editorial: Congress is an imperfect institution -- its members are pampered, partisan and subject to undue
"I do not get my ideas from people on the street. If you look at faces on the street, what do you see? Nothing. Just boredom."
Opinion: "I do not get my ideas from people on the street. If you look at faces on the street, what do you
Ohio Senate must restore integrity to open-records bill
Editorial: Just when we thought one clear victory for the public's right to know at last would be won, along
Brookfield board making cuts that harm students
Opinion: Brookfield board making cuts that harm students EDITOR: After attending the Brookfield school
Drama in the theater lobby
Opinion: Drama in the theater lobby EDITOR: Recently I was at a movie theater and I saw two ladies who
Strangers in the Capitol
Opinion: Strangers in the Capitol Scripps Howard: Congress is such an overpowering presence in Washington
U.S. still developing nuclear weapons
Opinion: By SANFORD GOTTLIEB BALTIMORE SUN Even as he was telling Iran not to produce nuclear weapons,
Why Iran wants to talk
Opinion: Washington Post: It's easy to see the potential advantage to Iran of opening negotiations with the
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