Opinion and Editorial
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Hard hats for health care
Opinion: Register-Herald (Beckley, W. Va.): West Virginians should take note: the Republican-led Congress is
Don’t victimize children in reforming health care
Opinion: Don’t victimize children in reforming health care It is stated that a coun- try is measured by how
Measure to protect Ohioans from payday loans timely
Editorial: It has been said many times before in this space, but it’s worth repeating: Ohio has the highest
Blow the lid off Y’town
Opinion: Just as the Oakhill Renaissance Place criminal conspiracy wasn’t only about three schlubs who
Pulling a woman’s top down is vile
Opinion: By Sharon Grigsby The Dallas Morning News Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott’s aggressive
GOP bill to replace Obamacare would make opioid crisis worse
Opinion: A drug epidemic is ravaging the United States, and it’s getting worse, not better. More than 52,000
State budget in state of flux
Opinion: In the next few weeks, the Ohio House will amend Gov. John Kasich’s executive budget proposal,
Bring campaign finance reporting into 21st century
Editorial: In the name of transparency, accountability and convenience in local elections, it’s past time for
Angling for carp solution
Opinion: Toledo Blade: Your bright idea to keep invasive Asian carp out of the Great Lakes could be worth $1
Aiming at opioid pushers
Opinion: By Sarah Anderson OtherWords Travis Bornstein never told his friends about his son Tyler’s drug
Identity politics goes shopping
Opinion: By Jeff Bergner The Virginian-Pilot Whoever said that identity politics is taking over knows
Senate seat will be up for grabs in 2018 with Schiavoni leaving
Opinion: With Ohio Senate Minority Leader Joe Schiavoni, a Democrat, unable to run next year – he’s making a
Citizen soldiers take aim at Y’town’s housing blight
Opinion: The National Guard has never been afraid to stare crisis in the face and conquer it head-on. As the
High-skilled immigrants are key to the well-being of US economy
Opinion: By Kay Bailey Hutchison The Dallas Morning News As Americans, we often take our standing as an
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