Opinion and Editorial
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Trump tells tall tales about taxes
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords An old saying asserts that falsehoods come in three escalating
Death penalty hangs in limbo
Opinion: Gov. John Kasich has a decision to make in the relatively near future, and it probably won’t be an
Something to crow about: 2016 Canfield Fair success
Editorial: It’s official. The 170th edition of the Canfield Fair will go down as one of the most successful
Elephants under siege
Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: The results of a two-year air and land survey of Africa’s savannah
A myth about crime
Opinion: By Bianca E. BERSANI and ALEX R. PIQUERO Los Angeles Times Even as researchers find that the
Canfield Fair made all the more exciting by Biden, Trump visits
Opinion: Bringing a sitting vice president and a major-party presidential nominee to a large, wide-open
ITT victims deserve help; public is seeking answers
Editorial: Some 40,000 students attend- ing ITT Technical Institute across the country no doubt entered the
Don’t be misled by stats
Opinion: Mark Twain famously said that there were three kinds of lies – ”lies, damned lies, and statistics.”
CEO Mohip has blueprint for saving Y’town schools
Editorial: The long-awaited recovery plan for the academically troubled Youngstown school system made public
Ways to take on opioid addiction
Opinion: By Wade Berrettini The Philadelphia Inquirer “Pain is a more terrible lord of mankind than even
Kaepernick should stand up for US
Opinion: By Jay Ambrose Tribune News Service It’s his right. That’s what more than a few commentators
Schools flunking lunch
Opinion: By Heather Moore People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals I don’t care what kids say – the
‘Star Trek’ at 50 still exploring new story lines for the big screen
Opinion: By Jake Blumgart The Philadelphia Inquirer As Gene Roddenberry’s “Star Trek” boldly passes the
Bare plates speak volumes for Hunger Action Month
Editorial: One sure-fire sign that the pace of economic recovery in the Mahoning Valley continues to crawl
Tribes fight for the environment
Opinion: By Mark Anthony Rolo Tribune News Service While American Indian tribes continue to be plagued
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