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Opinion and Editorial
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Cracking down on gaming?
Opinion: COLUMBUS Lawmakers should continue to consider limiting the use of promotional credits at casinos
Number of WWII vets shrinking
Opinion: As of about Dec. 1, 2015, there were only an estimated 855,000 World War II veterans still alive. At
Don’t ignore cost of war with ISIS
Opinion: By Chris Coons The Philadelphia Inquirer America is at war with the Islamic State, but we are
Let growth and optimism guide Valley through 2016
Editorial: At first glance, one would be hard pressed to rank 2015 among the best years in recent Mahoning
Senate up for grabs
Opinion: By Albert R. HUNT Bloomberg View In 2014, Democrats, the majority party in the Senate, had to
Can Dems defeat Johnson in ’16?
Opinion: Belpre Mayor Michael L. Lorentz is facing a significant challenge as the Democratic candidate
How shall we remember 2015? Or shall we try to forget it?
Opinion: It is always hard to know when a turning point has been reached, and usually it is long afterwards before we recognize it. However, if 2015 has been a turning point, it may well have marked a turn in a downward direction for America and for Western civilization.
Ohioans said no to greed in 2015; greedy not fazed
Editorial: Without a doubt, defeat in November of the marijuana legalization issue by more than 1 million votes
Too much information a threat to the stability of democracies
Opinion: By Virginia Postrel Bloomberg View For most of Martin Gurri’s 29 years working for the Central
What is the best way of helping endangered populations in the Mideast? Not by playing politics
Opinion: In this Christmas season, Christian Arabs are under threat as never before in the region where
Let boxing death, movie spotlight brain injuries
Editorial: A real-life tragedy in a Youngstown boxing ring and an on-screen drama on a Pittsburgh football
A mass cultural event
Opinion: By Ann Friedman Los Angeles Times A few days ago, as I bought tickets to “Star Wars: The Force
Gov. Kasich strikes blow for fairness in elections
Editorial: His critics undoubtedly will argue that Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich was playing presidential politics
Steve Harvey reminds us all of the pure beauty of beauty pageants
Opinion: By Christine M. FLOWERS Philadelphia Daily News When I was younger, beauty pageants were big