Opinion and Editorial
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Accusations fly in 6th race
Opinion: U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson and Charlie Wilson, his Democratic challenger in the November general
Why are oil prices falling?
Opinion: Last week I paid 10-cents-a-gallon less for gasoline than I did the week before, at the same service
Two heads better?
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords The corporate propensity for rationalizing the irrational in the
Just what doctor ordered: Merger of city, county health departments
Opinion: Just what doctor ordered: Merger of city, county health departments Iam writing in support of the
Police misconduct a problem 20 years after King verdict
Opinion: By David A. LOVE McClatchy-Tribune Twenty years have passed since the verdict in the Rodney King
War against radical Islamists is not over
Opinion: “The war on terror is over,” or so claims an unnamed senior State Department official, as reported
Federal prison sentences serve as warning to would-be crooks
Editorial: Just as law enforcement officials will tell you that drugs are at the heart of Youngstown’s crime
Bills come due for Illinois
Opinion: WASHINGTON After trying to tax Illinois to governmental solvency and economic dynamism, Pat Quinn,
Season of sadness
Opinion: By Lindsay Pollard-Post People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals For most of us, the
Afghanistan’s past ignored
Opinion: By Abdol Wahed Faramarz The Institute for War & Peace Reporting KABUL In a highly
Don’t ban mixed martial arts
Opinion: The (Schenectady) Daily Gazette: Every year for the last three, the state Senate has passed a bill
US struggles to get off wrong track
Opinion: By Peter Goldmark Newsday In a Reuters/Ipsos poll released this month, 60 percent of Americans
Bullies in Congress must stop beating up on Safe Schools bill
Editorial: Bullying and cyberbullying in U.S. schools pack a mean punch on America’s youth. Consider these
Another glimpse into Ohio’s lax oversight of charter schools
Editorial: The Liberty Board of Education’s experience with two “conversion schools,” essentially charter
‘Baby boards’ prep is big business
Opinion: By Barbara Shelly McClatchy Newspapers The big news out of New York City is that the admissions
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