Opinion and Editorial

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No evidence of voter fraud

Opinion: The legislation (House Bill 159) that would require Ohio voters to show various forms of


European unity under pressure

Opinion: In a few months, Europeans will mark — definitely not celebrate — the 10th anniversary of the Euro,


Blago played it cool till the end

Opinion: By John Kass Chicago Tribune A blue vein ran along the back of Rod Blagojevich’s left hand,


In the end, it’s all about character

Opinion: By Jennifer A. MARSHALL Heritage Foundation The professional basketball season began with a


EPA and greenhouse gases

Opinion: EPA and greenhouse gases Los Angeles Times: When the Supreme Court rules in favor of power plants


Reforms key to job growth

Opinion: By Michael Greenstone McClatchy-Tribune CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Yes, the Obama administration’s


An app for common sense?

Opinion: “Friends don’t let jackasses drink and drive.” In sharing that tweet with a touch of the send key,


They’re too few, too flimsy

Opinion: By Evan Bayh and Andy Card McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON As the country emerges from one of the


Pivot point in 10-year war in Afghanistan

Opinion: In 1966, as President Lyndon B. Johnson was becoming ever more enmeshed in the war in Vietnam, a


Don’t lease Ohio’s state parks to oil and natural-gas drillers

Opinion: Don’t lease Ohio’s state parks to oil and natural-gas drillers We the people of the great State


A short-sighted policy

Opinion: Tulsa World: Four Oklahoma communities, McAlester, Wagoner, Holdenville and Chouteau, recently


Governor should order review of complaint by Patriot Water

Editorial: Since taking office in January, Re- publican Gov. John Kasich has complained about Ohio’s business


Legislature’s unseemly haste endangers Great Lakes’ health

Editorial: In recent years it appeared that the greatest threat to the long-term health of the Great Lakes was


A Texan’s ‘exceptionalism’

Opinion: SAN ANTONIO In the 1850s, on the steps of the Waco courthouse, Wallace Jefferson’s great-great-


Slow troop withdrawal is justified

Opinion: Many Americans probably wonder why President Obama didn’t call for a bigger troop pullout from