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Predictions grow that Gadhafi will fall, but what will follow?
Editorial: There are no simple answers to what ails the Middle East and Northern Africa, where dictators are
Smart plane sets stage for fatal errors
Opinion: By Peter Garrison Los Angeles Times On the night of June 1, 2009, in a place as remote as any on
Founding Fathers and debt
Opinion: By Charles Rappleye Los Angeles Times With Congress and the White House stalemated over the
Let Mexico fight drug war
Opinion: By Justin Akers Chacon McClatchy-Tribune The increasing involvement of the United States in
In states, surpluses are the rule
Opinion: While the federal government continues to drown in a sea of debt, several states are reporting
Now it’s Miami’s turn
Opinion: Now it’s Miami’s turn Los Angeles Times: Scratch a die-hard University of Southern California
Shocking consequences of debt
Opinion: Shocking consequences of debt As shocking as I think the great debt that our country is face
Ohio Republicans are to blame for partisan tone in Columbus
Editorial: Ohio Gov. John Kasich, President of the Senate Tom Niehaus and speaker of the House Bill Batchelder,
Bataan Death March horrors
Opinion: The Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, Mass.): Most of us know World War II through books, photographs
Shaping a new world order
Opinion: By Andrew J. BACEVICH Los Angeles Times Chief among the problems facing the United States today
Is it OK to lie, cheat and steal?
Opinion: Is it OK to lie, cheat and steal? Recently an 11-year-old boy shot a hockey puck through a hole
End political game of ‘horse’
Opinion: For kids on a neighborhood basketball court, or even for the president in a pickup game with
Is peace in Mideast possible?
Opinion: Nobody expected a quick happy ending, but the depths to which the Middle East peace process has
Animals will fight for lives
Opinion: By Paula Moore People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Animals raised for food don’t want to
Profits light low-watt policy
Opinion: By Amy Ridenour McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON When General Electric blamed “a variety of energy
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