Opinion and Editorial
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Rep. Ryan flip-flops, backs Pelosi after deal struck on term limits
Opinion: It was just last week that U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan told me regarding Nancy Pelosi for speaker of the H
Sherrod Brown’s progressivism would challenge Trump in 2020
Opinion: “The money man dealing himself a hot royal flush. Then giving you and me a phony hand like a pair of
Time’s Person of the Year honors truth over bluster
Editorial: There’s poetic justice in Time magazine’s selection of four journalists and a newspaper as its 2018
A story of Mary and Joseph
Opinion: By Kerri Kennedy OtherWords This holiday season – a time so often associated with bringing
Good grief! Critics miss the point
Opinion: By Tom Purcell Cagle Cartoons Good grief! With everything in everyday American life
Is there a bright future for tuna?
Opinion: By Danny Tyree Cagle Cartoons I’m a big fan of comfort foods, but a recent headline made me feel
Lessons from the Bush funeral
Opinion: The scene at the U.S. Capitol on Monday as former President George H.W. Bush lay in state presented
Open your hearts, wallets to help fire victims’ family
Editorial: Shock, heartache and anguish continue to rip at the heart of the city of Youngstown and the entire
Lessons from Tijuana
Opinion: By Jasmine Aguilera OtherWords President Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric hasn’t just
Bulldoze the ‘blue wall of silence’ to end police killings of black men
Opinion: WASHINGTON This just in: Black men are still being killed by police officers for no good reason.
GOP lawmakers in Ohio should change their focus
Editorial: Ohio’s Republican Gov. John R. Kasich deserves credit for reining in the GOP-controlled General
Don’t ignore Bush’s flaws
Opinion: By Peter Certo OtherWords For a moment, obituaries favored the late President George H. W. Bush
Willie Horton campaign ad was Bush’s finest 30 seconds on TV
Opinion: By Ann Coulter Andrews McMeel Syndication The press in America is even worse than we imagine. We
Movie tells ignored story of America’s biggest ‘serial killer’
Opinion: WASHINGTON A word can be worth a thousand pictures. In the movie “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s
Attack on Pearl Harbor remains day of infamy
Opinion: Attack on Pearl Harbor remains day of infamy December 7, 1941 – the attack on Pearl Harbor – is a
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