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Your New Year’s resolutions are already doing you good

Opinion: By Michelle Kretzer People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals If you need some extra


DOYLE McMANUS: Trump’s permanent campaign won’t help him keep promises

Opinion: In 1976, 10 presidential terms ago, an adviser to then- President-elect Jimmy Carter told him he


Barron Trump should be left alone

Opinion: By Heidi Stevens Chicago Tribune Let’s go ahead and agree that Barron Trump should be off-


Correction

Opinion: Correction In Marc Kovac’s column of Jan. 21, it was incorrectly reported that interviews of


MARC KOVAC Public access boosted

Opinion: Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof, R-Medina, deserves public kudos for his decision to allow the


Proceed with caution in reopening injection well

Editorial: Now that a path has been cleared for reopening a controversial brine injection well in Weathersfield


DeVos as angel of reform

Opinion: Toledo Blade: Betsy DeVos does not know all the answers about education. Fortunately, President


Don’t give up, drop out

Opinion: By Jacquielynn Floyd The Dallas Morning News It’s done. We have a new president now, a president


Area state Sen. Schiavoni laying foundation for a bid for governor

Opinion: In an effort to be the Democratic nominee for governor in 2018, Ohio Senate Minority Leader Joe


Making Youngstown safe one gun seizure at a time

Editorial: The heavy toll gun violence extracts on American cities in lives lost, families shattered and


‘Tax holiday’ is just another swindle

Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Good news, folks – our new president says he’s planning a “tax


Trump’s critics foolish

Opinion: By Mark Davis The Dallas Morning News Before I launch into a few items taking critics of the new


Protectionism carries a high price

Opinion: WASHINGTON When the president speaks of closed factories scattered like “tombstones” across


AG DeWine steps up fight against human trafficking

Editorial: In the insidious – but very often ignored – crime that is human trafficking, children are the most


A speech worthy of study

Opinion: By Paula Marantz Cohen The Philadelphia Inquirer With the inauguration of a new president, it