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Children Services’ artificially low wages deserved to be increased

Opinion: Children Services’ artificially low wages deserved to be increased I am writing this letter to


Love through the pain

Opinion: The charred remains of this Powers Way home are – and should be – testament to the evilness that can


Revive the lost art of bipartisan politics

Opinion: By Richard G. LUGAR and EDWARD MONTGOMERY CQ-Roll Call Political wrangling in Washington is as


Police departments don’t need military armament to operate

Editorial: We are a nation of specialists. We don’t expect our general practitioner to be able to perform


Ohio may be next pot haven

Opinion: COLUMBUS Republican Attorney General Mike DeWine rejected another marijuana legalization petition


Show respect for police in US by restoring full grant funding

Editorial: More than 10,000 police offi- cers from across the U.S. solemnly gathered in New York City days


Difficult to feel sympathy for dead bikers in Texas

Opinion: By Lane Filler Newsday I’m a little bit ashamed to admit it, but when I heard that nine members


Critics of trade deal are wrong

Opinion: WASHINGTON One of the most seemingly compelling arguments against the free trade legislation now


Keep an eye on Sen. Rubio

Opinion: By Jay Ambrose Tribune News Service Is it 2016 already, a presidential election year? It feels


Pope boosts Palestinian cause

Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: The Vatican has announced that it will soon sign a treaty that will


Strickland’s spokesman was once a harsh critic

Opinion: Ted Strickland, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate next year, received criticism during his


An aversion to the ‘C’ word

Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords It’s well-known that harsh climate conditions can mess with your


Capital punishment is withering in the US

Opinion: WASHINGTON Without a definitive judicial ruling or other galvanizing event, a perennial American


Destructive art: What is built in Vegas blows up in Vegas

Opinion: By Penn Jillette Los Angeles Times Dada artist Marcel Duchamp put a urinal on a gallery wall and


Macedonia is becoming the latest US-Russia battlefield

Opinion: By Leonid Bershidsky Bloomberg News Macedonia is a poor, landlocked Balkan country of about 2