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Opinion and Editorial
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Area schools should accept challenge on opiate abuse
Editorial: If you’re not part of the solution, then you’re part of the problem. That well-known but well-worn
There’s work to be done
Opinion: By Heidi Stevens Chicago Tribune “I’m not shocked. I’m awake.” Those words – novelist Attica
Trump can change the narrative
Opinion: NEW YORK Donald Trump’s impressive victory in the Nov. 8 election offers him a rare opportunity to
Donkey basketball is barbaric
Opinion: By Gemma Vaughan People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Education has evolved over the
Trump reverts to old self in appointment of Bannon
Editorial: President-elect Donald J. Trump’s selection of a man with a history of inciting hate groups as his
Keep Trump in check
Opinion: By Rex Huppke Chicago Tribune Accept this loss. Respect the system we have, because it worked
Stop holding up rural America and white working-class people as paragons of nation’s virtue
Opinion: By Patrick Thornton CQ-Roll Call WASHINGTON I’m from the rural Midwest. I now live in
Valley’s state legislators must rise to challenges
Editorial: Despite the surprisingly strong performance in last week’s general election of Republican
Warren voters show faith in ability of government
Editorial: If trust in the public sector can be measured by the opinion of citizens, then Warren city
First test for Trump looms
Opinion: Three days after Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office on Jan. 20 as the 45th president of the United States, 1,245 auto workers in the Mahoning Valley will lose their jobs.
Give Trump a chance
Opinion: By Jay Ambrose Tribune News Service You had gone through election night, staying up late,
There must be a way to temper Trump’s most reckless instincts
Opinion: As the results became clear on election night, I got a call from a friend whose 16-year-old daughter
It was disruptive yet ruinous triumph for Republican Party
Opinion: WASHINGTON At dawn Tuesday in West Quoddy Head, Maine, America’s easternmost point, it was
Failures of Obama have nothing to do with color
Opinion: Failures of Obama have nothing to do with color It is quite amusing, bordering on laughable, that
Together in life – and death
Opinion: If you ever encountered Jessie Washington, there was a good chance that not far behind was her older