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Banned from the shrine

Opinion: The Providence Journal: Japan has long been eager to move past the dark deeds of World War II as it


CAL THOMAS What kind of faith does Miers profess?

Opinion: The White House and other supporters of Harriet Miers' nomination to the Supreme Court are using


Repeating history can save our species

Opinion: By DAVID YARNOLD ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE The House of Representatives recently passed the


Middle Class in the U.S. vanishing

Opinion: By HAROLD MEYERSON WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- We're leveling down. With the bankruptcy


Vindicator file photo

Opinion: Vindicator file photo TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO: President Carter strolls across the front of the


Light is getting brighter at end of Girard's tunnel

Editorial: Last month, Girard Mayor James Melfi told members of the state fiscal emergency commission that his


Energy needs to be more affordable

Opinion: By BEN LIEBERMAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION From an energy standpoint, hurricanes Katrina and Rita


HOW HE SEES IT From the Valley, to New York to the Orient

Opinion: TOKYO -- One lesson that my parents taught me by example was that there is a whole world out there


Ohio's mixing religion and politics on stem cell issue

Editorial: Development officials in Columbus like to talk about Ohio as a state that welcomes hi-tech and bio-


Today is Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2005. There are 78 days left in the year. On this date in

Opinion: Today is Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2005. There are 78 days left in the year. On this date in


A way to thank Poland

Opinion: Scripps Howard: President Bush had what he called a bittersweet moment in the Oval Office Wednesday.


Bush silent on Putin's slide

Opinion: By FRED HIATT WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- On Sept. 23, a week after President Bush had been


HOW HE SEES IT Declining prices raise India's living standard

Opinion: By SIDDHARTH SRIVASTAVA GLOBAL BEAT SYNDICATE NEW DELHI -- India's recent economic reforms are


"There was a lot of panic. People were scared. Even those who were sleeping in tents came out.

Opinion: "There was a lot of panic. People were scared. Even those who were sleeping in tents came out.