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A new foreign policy needed

Opinion: On Monday, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered a foreign policy speech to cadets


Crackdown on the rowdies

Opinion: Crackdown on the rowdies Charleston Gazette: Some West Virginia University students — supposedly


Who’s leading in the 6th?

Opinion: A poll conducted on behalf of U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson and the National Republican Congressional


Sister Jerome’s new challenge

Opinion: Sister Jerome’s new challenge It was music to my ears to hear of “Sister Jerome’s Ministry.” It


State Sen. Cafaro has earned strong support of constituents

Editorial: Class warfare might be a tried- and-true strategy in politics, but if you’re going to resort to it


Waging a high-stakes battle for higher ed

Opinion: By Lee C. BOLLINGER AND CLAUDE M. STEELE Los Angeles Times There are good reasons Wednesday’s


How exceptional is America?

Opinion: By Ian Reifowitz Special to The Vindicator American Exceptionalism, It’s difficult to divine


Humpty Dumpty over recess

Opinion: “The president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the


Access to health care

Opinion: The Journal, Martinsburg, W.Va.: Ensuring residents of rural areas have access to health care is an


Need a reason to vote?

Opinion: Need a reason to vote? I had two run-ins with family members recently that I find hard to


To frack or not to frack

Opinion: To frack or not to frack Poughkeepsie Journal: Virtually since taking office, New York Gov. Andrew


Retain Mary Jane Trapp on 11th District Court of Appeals

Opinion: Appeals court work isn’t every lawyer’s cup of tea. It lies at the more wonkish end of the judicial


Big stakes for young voters

Opinion: By Keith Hall Los Angeles Times In 2008, young Americans voted in their largest numbers in a


Shaking up the status quo

Opinion: By Lindsey Burke Heritage Foundation SAT scores among the nation’s test-takers are at a 40-year


Strategists are betting on ‘victims’

Opinion: Strategists are betting on ‘victims’ Mitt Romney’s previous remarks addressing 47 percent of