Opinion and Editorial

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

Criminal justice has gone wild

Opinion: WASHINGTON By history’s frequently brutal dialectic, the good that we call progress often comes

Opinion: When U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, the state’s best-known elected Democrat, strongly backed Sharen

Opinion: By Robert Zaretsky Los Angeles Times The Islamic State video showing the executions of 18

Opinion: By Mark Davis The Dallas Morning News For a while there, it looked like a great week to suggest

Opinion: By Helen Ouyang Los Angeles Times The United Nations estimates that 5,000 more international

Editorial: It seemed anticlimactic. No confetti, no balloons floating down from the ceiling, no high school

Opinion: O, let my land be a land where Liberty Is crowned with no false patriotic wreath, But

Opinion: This year, Christmas shopping may be an especially welcome respite from the ugly events going on

Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Gosh, has it been two whole years since Republican leaders vowed to

Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Growing violence and destruction have marked Libya’s collapse as a nation

Opinion: By Robert Smith and G. BEN COHEN Los Angeles Times Should a fisherman face two decades in prison

Opinion: A friend emailed last week with a question: “You said that you were reserving your (Ferguson)

Editorial: Quick! Which Ohio government department spent the most tax dollars in fiscal year 2014 to meet its

Opinion: Findlay Courier: Bipartisanship is a concept that has not been associated with Ohio’s redistricting

Opinion: There is nothing like a little heat from a third political party to get the attention of career