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President, GOP leaders must end ISIS bickering
Editorial: Islamic extremists operating under the aegis of Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, also known as
Obama’s speech a dud
Opinion: When the president of the United States asks the television networks to set aside time for him to
Coal kingpin avoids serious time
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Disgraced coal baron Don Blankenship didn’t get what he deserves in
Mo. professor’s assault on free speech goes unpunished
Editorial: What a troubling, tumultuous and chilling month of conflict, carnage and terror the past 30 days
Secrecy shrouds election spending
Opinion: By Marge Baker OtherWords Since the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision paved the way for
Stopping climate change
Opinion: By Craig Shapiro People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Dozens and dozens of world leaders
High business taxes hurt the US
Opinion: By Jay Ambrose Tribune News Service Get in front of progressives, which the American public does
What a troubling, tumultuous and chilling month of conflict, carnage and terror the past 30 days
Editorial: What a troubling, tumultuous and chilling month of conflict, carnage and terror the past 30 days
Join campaign to award Booker presidential medal
Editorial: Youngstown son and prom- inent national journalist Simeon Booker has never been big on self-glory.
CIA’s attempt to shift blame in aftermath of the Paris bombing was self-serving and deceitful
Opinion: By Glenn Greenwald Los Angeles Times Decent people see tragedy and barbarism when viewing a
Reverse German invasion
Opinion: FRANKFURT In an ironic twist, Germany, which in the last century twice invaded other countries,
Legislators avoid jeopardy by snubbing Chamber plan
Editorial: By any measure, compeTITION for state dollars for local capital projects is intense and, yes,
Join campaign to award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Simeon Booker
Editorial: The former Youngstown resident served as a lightning rod for the modern civil-rights movement
Gun debate fizzles
Opinion: By Jonathan C. ROTHERMEL The Philadelphia Inquirer The gun debate is loathsome. First, the
Dellick fits CEO profile
Opinion: First, an admission: This writer has not discussed the premise of today’s column with Mahoning
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