Opinion and Editorial
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Attack plague of prescription drug abuse on multiple fronts
Editorial: Armed robberies of pharmacies across Ohio are breaking out at alarming rates, with Mahoning County
Survivors of Bhopal disaster facing a lifetime of suffering
Editorial: Is there any doubt that had the world’s worst industrial accident in history occurred in the United
A date never to be forgotten
Opinion: Lest we forget a day of infamy that must never be forgotten, Dec. 7, 1941, the bombing of Pearl
End limits on rape prosecutions
Opinion: Akron Beacon Journal: Justice has been served by DNA testing. Many of those wrongly convicted have
Don’t hold your breath on reform
Opinion: COLUMBUS Are state lawmakers really poised to pass a bipartisan proposal to change the way Ohio
Let gay men donate their blood
Editorial: Los Angeles Times: A 1980s-era ban on blood donations by most gay men is out of step with current
Perry faces a daunting challenge
Opinion: Starting this week, Rick Perry is entertaining an array of top Republican fundraisers, policy
Focusing on climate change
Opinion: By Joel Mathis and Ben Boychuk Tribune News Service The United Nations Climate Change Conference
Here’s how to prevent another Ferguson
Opinion: By Brian Gilmore Tribune News Service We can still ensure Michael Brown didn’t die in vain. In
President’s executive order takes America closer to ‘Obamanation’
Opinion: President’s executive order takes America closer to ‘Obamanation’ We have Obamacare that’s a lie
MVOC seeks to give 'returning citizens' second chance
Opinion: The MVOC was founded in 2008 and serves the tri-county area
‘Operation Endless War’: America’s mission in Afghanistan
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Only a few months ago, President Barack Obama announced the good
Ohio Dems in state of flux
Opinion: The Dec. 16 meeting of the Ohio Democratic Party’s executive committee to select a successor to
Making the case for term limits
Opinion: WASHINGTON In 2010, Plymouth, Conn., was awarded $430,000 for widening sidewalks and related
Anti-smoking efforts working
Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: There is plenty of good news in the latest statistics on smoking released
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