Opinion and Editorial
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Sequester is killer
Opinion: By Karen N. HALL McClatchy-Tribune If the government does not bring an end to the sequestration,
No room for art in the welfare state
Opinion: Someone called politics ”the art of the possible.” But, in the era of the modern welfare state,
Crime-fighting in Youngstown is going into high gear — again
Editorial: On the heels of a very successful war on crime in the city of Warren, which came on the heels of a
The entitlements game
Opinion: By Caroline Poplin McClatchy-Tribune Republicans (and, alas, some Democrats) believe that the
A gimmick to cure sequester pain
Opinion: WASHINGTON How predictable was that? Sequestration starts to pinch — and pinch the middle class —
President is changing the nation
Opinion: President is changing the nation I am keeping a close watch on the White House and the Congress,
Signs of grown-ups in charge
Opinion: WASHINGTON Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, chairman of the Financial Services Committee, has told
Russian kids pawns in political clash
Opinion: By Howard Altstein Baltimore Sun Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland recently met with the family of
Bush library boosts legacy
Opinion: Presidential libraries, like the one that opened last week in Dallas honoring George W. Bush, serve
Obama can’t ignore danger if Assad used chemical weapons
Editorial: President Barack Obama has been properly reticent about involving the United States in the Syrian
Keystone a bad bet
Opinion: By Dan Becker and James Gerstenzang McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON President Obama is facing a
Human rights abuses in Cuba
Opinion: Human rights abuses in Cuba Miami Herald: The State Department’s latest report on human-rights
Stop sending the wrong message
Opinion: Stop sending the wrong message I am appalled at the isolation ist attitudes in this city. I can
Camera never lies or blinks
Opinion: As the city of Youngstown cracks down on curfew violations with a new initiative aptly named “Do You
Vote no on charter amendment
Editorial: Think of a city’s charter as a Con- stitution, a document that succinctly sets forth the principles
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