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Ebony Lifeline aims at addiction prevention, recovery among minorities
Opinion: Many people begin a new year resolving to better themselves. If you have decided this is the year
Break the chain of neglect
Opinion: By Paul Gionfriddo Hartford Courant My son Tim has a serious mental illness. Whenever a tragedy
The scholarship question
Opinion: The scholarship question Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail: The 50 states gave about $11 billion in
Where is the grand bargain?
Opinion: Our divided, gridlocked political system seems incapable of resolving the government’s long-term
Freeloaders have it made
Opinion: By Don Kusler McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON “Right-to-work” laws confer no rights and create no
Right-to-work laws create jobs, provide higher wages
Opinion: By Arthur C. BROOKS McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON Last month Michigan became the 24th state to
Big issues await action
Opinion: This is a year that will start fast politically. Mercifully, no major election is on tap. But
Fiscal-cliff deal could have been better, reached sooner
Editorial: The Constitution requires that all members of Congress be at least 25 years old and that the
What will Sammarone do?
Opinion: When it comes to his next political move, Youngstown Mayor Charles Sammarone is keeping people
Beware of the enemy within
Opinion: Beware of the enemy within When they were campaign- ing for public office, members of Congress
Perils of political punditry
Opinion: Back in 2011, at the dawn of a long presidential campaign, I established a fine baseline for my
Help elderly avoid scams
Opinion: St. Joseph (Mo.) News-Press: Stunning. Sickening. Frightening. A 100-year-old woman who lives in our
Fuel for bad loans
Opinion: One of the major points of contentions in the aftermath of the housing debacle was whether the
Decadence defines our democracy
Opinion: WASHINGTON Connoisseurs of democratic decadence can savor a variety of contemporary dystopias.
Fix private pensions before the debt
Opinion: By Scott Klinger Baltimore Sun While America’s CEOs are fretting about the government’s so-
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