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After Americans abandon Constitution, what's next?

Opinion: After Americans abandon Constitution, what's next? EDITOR: A recent AP-Ipsos poll indicates


Changing times work against good reporting

Opinion: By Dawn Miller Charleston Gazette Sometimes, I miss reporting. Not last week. Aside from the


Iran could heat up -- or start Cold War

Opinion: By James P. Pinkerton Long island Newsday Here's a safe prediction for 2006: The Mideast will


Whither Russia, Mr. Putin?

Opinion: Dallas Morning News: Russia's future remains one of those perennial mysteries. The country's


Alito's rulings vary on gay rights issues

Opinion: By Kathi Wolfe knight ridder/tribune Judge Samuel Alito's record is a mixed bag on gay and


Lawrence County officials must not settle for crumbs

Editorial: The threat of financial retribution seems to have paid off for the Lawrence County commissioners in


China's shiny facade hides truth

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- My friends who travel to China these days return with oddly dreamy looks in their


Better off without it

Opinion: The Advertiser-Tribune, Tiffin, Ohio: Years of public health messages against teen smoking, backed


Today is Tuesday, Jan. 10, the 10th day of 2006. There are 355 days left in the year. On this date

Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Jan. 10, the 10th day of 2006. There are 355 days left in the year. On this date


HOW SHE SEES IT Gifted children being left behind as a result of federal initiative

Opinion: By SUSAN GOODKIN WASHINGTON POST Conspicuously missing from the debate over the No Child Left


"I pray ... that my tenure as acting prime minister will be short, so soon enough we will be able to

Opinion: "I pray ... that my tenure as acting prime minister will be short, so soon enough we will be able to


GEORGE F. WILL Dignified elephant too good for GOP

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Before evolution produced creatures of our perfection, there was a 3-ton dinosaur, the


HOW THEY SEE IT \ Domestic spying program Double standard cannot be sustained

Opinion: By PAUL C. CAMPOS SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE "Give me liberty or give me death," Patrick Henry


Alito's hearing comes at right time to discuss presidential powers

Editorial: The Senate Judiciary Committee opened its hearings into the nomination of Samuel Alito to the


Terrorist threat is not to be taken lightly

Opinion: By JAY AMBROSE SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE The terrorist threat? Ha, ha, ha. Why, it amounts to