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Republican US Sen. Flake delivers poignant message
Editorial: In the midst of the virulent rhetoric in Congress surrounding the confirmation of Judge Brett
New state report on overdose deaths unveils good, bad, ugly
Editorial: New state report on overdose deaths unveils good, bad, ugly
Republicans determined to alienate as many women as they can find
Opinion: By Dick Polman Cagle Cartoons Why are Republicans so determined to stick with Supreme Court
Surgery may not alway be required
Opinion: By Danny Tyree Cagle Cartoons I’m not a doctor. I don’t even play one in newspapers. (So, relax,
Cowboys focus on climate change to shame the self-serving deniers
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Shame is that queasy feeling you get when you realize you’ve done
New drug-abuse report offers good, bad and ugly
Editorial: New drug-abuse report offers good, bad and ugly For those who view last week’s long-awaited
Paper’s ‘caveman caucus’ editorial reeks of sexism
Opinion: Paper’s ‘caveman caucus’ editorial reeks of sexism Your editorial con- cerning Judge Brett
It’s time for America to do away with the death penalty
Opinion: WASHINGTON Without being aware of it, Vernon Madison might become a footnote in constitutional law
Trump may be Valley’s last hope
Opinion: General Motors CEO Mary Barra gave Ohio’s U.S. senators the brushoff when they sought a commitment
Trump asks FBI to probe claims against Kavanaugh
Editorial: Last Sunday in this space we demanded an FBI investigation of a sexual assault allegation against
Kavanaugh situation raises a question
Opinion: The dramatic unfolding and unraveling of the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination this past week
Media ignore Trump’s economy
Opinion: By Michael Reagan Cagle Cartoons It’s surprising that a White House incapable of organizing a
Pennsylvania must stop arbitrary suspension of driving privileges
Opinion: Paul Bell was a preacher in Georgia in the late 1960s. The weekend before Thanksgiving 1968, Bell
Cosby suffers tragic but deserved fall from grace
Editorial: With his sentencing earlier this week for sexually assaulting a woman 14 years ago, comedian Bill
Jobs still going off shore
Opinion: By George Faraday OtherWords On the campaign trail, Donald Trump promised to stop U.S.
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