Opinion and Editorial
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Youngstown’s crime rate is still unacceptably high
Editorial: The overall crime rate in the city of Youngstown declined for the second consecutive year in 2015.
Media coverage unfair
Opinion: By Huma Munir Austin American-Statesman Just a few days after the brutal attacks in Brussels,
‘Operation Paul Ryan’ is launched
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Exciting news, people: The Republican Party establishment has a
Sanders is here to stay
Opinion: By Albert R. HUNT Bloomberg View Sen. Bernie Sanders is waging an improbable presidential
End puppy mills the right way
Opinion: By Edwin Sayres Sun Sentinel Puppy mill. Two words that evoke images of horrible living
America is missing its statesmen
Opinion: By Ben Boychuk The Sacramento Bee The democratic cliche has never been truer: We get the
Panama Papers expose global avarice, thievery
Editorial: A year ago, in commenting about the massive cache of data taken from HSBC, the world’s second-
Youngstown Early College shines as a beacon of hope over troubled school system
Editorial: As the critical operation of easing the epidemic of academic distress plaguing the Youngstown City
NBA: National Billboard Association?
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Billboards must be living creatures, for they appear to propagate
Kurdish women on front lines of North Syria’s transformation
Opinion: One of the most fascinating aspects of my recent trip to Rojava, the Kurdish region of Syria, was
Fixing gender pay gap
Opinion: By Joanne Cleaver Chicago Tribune A new idea is blooming among American employers: They win when
Storm clouds linger over Mill Creek MetroParks
Editorial: Less than a month after Mill Creek MetroParks’ boss and the board of commissioners were harshly
No guns at ‘The Q’ for GOP
Opinion: By Ann McFeatters Tribune News Service WASHINGTON Reason has prevailed! Guns will not be
Racism thrived in America before the dawn of political correctness
Opinion: By Aimee Liu Los Angeles Times Today it’s popular to say that political correctness is
Glaciers melting away
Opinion: By Robert Thorson The Hartford Courant Two weeks ago, even as I enjoyed the first signs of
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