Opinion and Editorial
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Protest vote in Europe is roaring
Opinion: WASHINGTON When the dyspeptic poet Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867), who loathed Belgium even more
State edicts irk local Dems
Opinion: It will be interesting to see how many Mahoning County Democratic Party precinct committee members
Keep up battle against cancer
Opinion: Keep up battle against cancer Daily News, Bowling Green, Ky.: Kentucky’s cancer rates are
Striking a blow for fairness
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords At last, our political leaders in Washington are taking action for
Chief justice should review management of Martin case
Editorial: Is four years too long a time for a major capital murder case to come to trial? Vivian Martin’s
Teachable moment for Clinton
Opinion: WASHINGTON Hillary Clinton’s tone-deaf comments about being “dead broke” after she and her husband
Amendment lacks substance
Opinion: Jefferson City (Mo.) News Tribune: After thousands of years of working the land and tending the
Ohio launches a pilot project to help pregnant drug addicts
Editorial: One need not travel far to land smack-dab in the Dark Ages of archaic attitudes and reckless public
Bergdahl case isn’t Benghazi
Opinion: Count me among the confounded by the White House handling of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. With the
Sterling punished harshly; where’s freedom of speech?
Opinion: Sterling punished harshly; where’s freedom of speech? I am saddened by recent events concerning
Largely powerless city BOE doesn’t need to meet so often
Editorial: Not to put too fine a point on it, but the state-mandated Youngstown City Schools Academic Distress
Bergdahl’s release at what cost?
Opinion: Euphoria over the Taliban’s release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was quickly tempered by media reports
Put Main St. in driver’s seat
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords As we know, the barons of Wall Street haven’t hesitated to raid our
Library board’s plan to lower taxes heightens its credibility
Editorial: Mahoning County taxpayers, check this out: Your public library system wants to lower your taxes by
Has the president gone rogue?
Opinion: WASHINGTON What Winston Churchill said of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles — that he was a
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