Opinion and Editorial
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Money for park would be better spent to fight crime
Opinion: Money for park would be better spent to fight crime As a taxpayer and CON- cerned citizen of
After diagnosis, Fitch golfer’s outlook is par for the course
Opinion: The 2015 golf season at Austintown Fitch High School was in solid position Labor Day weekend. The
Is the West welcoming terrorists?
Opinion: By Ari Harow Los Angeles Times It is rare that refugees are welcomed with open arms. Yet in
Reform corporate tax code
Editorial: Columbus Dispatch: It’s no surprise that the United States remains low-ranked on the newly released
Toddler’s rescue proves value of communitywide cooperation, commitment
Editorial: Last weekend’s disappear- ance of a 2-year-old girl in northern Trumbull County had all the
Don’t ignore Issue 1
Opinion: COLUMBUS It’s hard to go anywhere in Ohio at the moment without seeing, hearing or talking about
US has unique public health crisis
Opinion: By David A. LOVE Tribune News Service The recent Oregon massacre is yet another reminder that
Sunday liquor option for Crickets OK'd for ballot
Opinion: Canfield Women's Club plans 50th anniversary bash
Anti-fracker hints that Youngstown Bill of Rights may have passed in ’14
Opinion: The insinuation angered leaders of the elections board
Control of GOP at stake
Opinion: By Albert R. HUNT Bloomberg View The state of the Republican Party is summed up by a quote from
TPP debate in Congress will be intense, political
Editorial: Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement negotiations took more than five grueling years, but that
US Supreme Court will take on controversial cases in new term
Opinion: By Akhil Amar and Vikram Amar Los Angeles Times Last term, the Supreme Court decided several
It’s the same old Hillary Clinton
Opinion: Hillary Clinton is borrowing from Richard Nixon, a man she worked to impeach while a staff member of
Can the senseless cycle of mass shootings end?
Editorial: Columbine High School. Virginia Tech University. Fort Hood, Texas. Aurora, Colo. Newtown, Conn.
Airstrike on hospital reveals dangers aid workers face in war-torn Afghanistan
Editorial: By any measure, the staff of Doctors Without Borders are true angels of mercy. For more than 40
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