Opinion and Editorial
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Hail the workers in our Valley
Opinion: Some months ago, I was impressed by the work ethic of one of Youngstown’s young workers. He was
Racial intolerance continues to raise its ugly head
Opinion: Two instances of race hatred reported in Boardman and Youngstown's South Side
Denali rises as fitting, fair name for our highest peak
Editorial: Though we greatly respect and admire the legacy of Niles-born and Poland-raised President William
Social Security off limits
Opinion: By Dean Baker Los Angeles Times Volatility in the stock market over the last couple of weeks has
Ohio Republicans in an uproar over Mount McKinley renaming
Opinion: The Ohio Republican congressional delegation is calling for President Barack Obama to reverse his
Before you reach for that “Make America Great Again” hat, consider some immigration data
Opinion: Before you reach for that “Make America Great Again” hat, consider some immigration data and weigh
Egypt’s leader must free journalists sent to prison
Editorial: Just a year or so into his presidency, Fattah el-Sissi is proving his detractors right. El-Sissi’s
A tale of two hopefuls
Opinion: Even those of us who are not supporters of either Donald Trump or Jeb Bush can learn something by
A smelly nuclear pact
Opinion: By James Phillips The Heritage Foundation “This thing is like an onion,” George Costanza once
Modern women can’t have it all
Opinion: By Cynthia M. ALLEN Fort Worth Star-Telegram A friend of mine recently decided to have her eggs
Top Ohio court must guide charter cities on fracking
Editorial: It’s no secret that we view the proponents of the ban on fracking in the city of Youngstown as self-
US, Cuba have issues to resolve
Opinion: By Carmelo Ruiz Tribune News Service Even with the resumption of diplomatic relations between
Nationalistic rhetoric is rising as stock markets keep falling
Opinion: By Noah Feldman Bloomberg View After the correction comes the nationalism. China’s market
Even though the singularly aviary sounds of pecking, clucking, cackling and quacking have been
Editorial: Even though the singularly aviary sounds of pecking, clucking, cackling and quacking have been
Traffic’s getting worse
Opinion: By Ann McFeatters Tribune News Service WASHINGTON One annoying things about presidents telling
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