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Commit to join Relay for Life to fortify area’s war on cancer

Editorial: Despite colossal progress in fighting cancer in recent years, the debilitating disease continues to


‘Fast track’ will cost US jobs

Opinion: By Don Kusler Tribune News Service Some things improve with age; others just get worse over


Strickland wants decks cleared for Senate bid

Opinion: Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld, who wants to be the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in


Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Prior to last week, President Barack Obama had granted only 21 commutations

Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Prior to last week, President Barack Obama had granted only 21 commutations


Florida governor’s staffers won’t say ‘climate change’

Opinion: By Emily Schwartz Greco OtherWords Guffaws punctuated a Florida legislative hearing the other


US, Iran detente is unlikely

Opinion: When the United States and Iran began inching toward an agreement to limit Tehran’s nuclear


Deadly terror attack in Kenya again shows lack of readiness

Editorial: A week ago, 148 people, including many students, were massacred on the campus on Garissa University


History repeats itself with first robot road trip in US

Opinion: By Michael Farren Tribune News Service In 1903, Horatio Jackson, Sewall Crocker, and their dog,


Democrats, Republicans ignore US Freedom of Information Act

Opinion: Democrats, Republicans ignore US Freedom of Information Act Freedom of information is one of the


‘Agreement’ on Iran’s nuclear plan is a charade

Opinion: By abandoning virtually all its demands for serious restrictions on Iran’s nuclear bomb program,


Thank you, many times over

Opinion: By Amanda Knox The Seattle Times Throughout the past 71/2 years, knowledge of my innocence


International students at US universities benefit all

Opinion: By Markos Kounalakis The Sacramento Bee College acceptance letters landed in mailboxes across


Colleges must rein in costs

Opinion: Toledo Blade: In recent years, colleges and universities in Ohio and across the country have


Unlimited campaign giving opens door to quid pro quo

Opinion: By Stephen R. WEISSMAN Los Angeles Times Federal corruption charges against Sen. Robert


Kasich uses his veto pen wisely to block suppression of voting

Editorial: Should you happen to see Gov. John Kasich dodging volleys of virulent vitriol from his Republican