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Youngstown board of ed bungles renewal of 10.7-mill property tax
Opinion: I’ve been a newspaper reporter for 31 years and yet I still get surprised. I want to thank the
Congress must do more than pass red flags laws
Editorial: Los Angeles Times: As he headed off Wednesday morning to Dayton and El Paso to console the most
Trump has polluted the social environment in which we live
Opinion: “It is remarkable by how much a pinch of malice enhances the penetrating power of an idea or an
Economy stacked against young
Opinion: By Josh Hoxie OtherWords The mechanics of wealth building are fairly simple. Save more than you
Future of Y’town schools takes a turn for the worse
Editorial: The Youngstown Board of Education’s failure to meet a 4:30 p.m. Wednesday deadline for placing the
President Trump called a racist for telling truth about Baltimore
Opinion: Calling someone “racist” has become the default position for liberal politicians and certain members
Policy, politics and love
Opinion: By KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ Andrews McMeel Syndication I was sitting at a policy roundtable in
Prevention must take center stage in strategies to rein in opiate epidemic
Editorial: Columbus Dispatch: It may take years to sort out the proportionate blame for the deadly opioid
After carnage in Dayton, it’s time for Legislature to finally do something
Editorial: The Plain Dealer: Too often when the unthinkable happens, when someone with a powerful firearm fells
There was much conflict but little clarity at the Democratic debate
Opinion: WASHINGTON After the second two-night Democratic candidates’ “debate,” Joe Biden remains a
Trump goes on twitter tirades
Opinion: By Will Durst Cagle Cartoons President Donald Trump’s Chaos Strategy was working overtime
Mass shootings in El Paso, Dayton will not sway GOP
Editorial: It doesn’t matter how many thoughts and prayers are being pledged for the innocent victims and their
Judge to the Washington Post: Don’t try too hard to get it right
Opinion: By Ann Coulter Andrews McMeel Syndication Recently, U.S. District Court Judge William O.
US must never strike first
Opinion: By Olivia Alperstein OtherWords Seventy-four years ago this August, the U.S. dropped nuclear
How do we control rage that fuels mass shootings?
Editorial: Chicago Tribune: A murderous madness broke out in America this weekend, extending from El Paso,