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Opinion and Editorial
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A lack of civility in the US
Opinion: Last week, after the brutal beating of a San Francisco Giants fan in the Los Angeles Dodgers Stadium
Women are at risk
Opinion: By Daniel Akst Newsday Remember Chandra Levy? How about Natalee Holloway? Nothing is more
Yes to divided government
Opinion: Here’s one of Washington’s rich ironies: Many of us may see divided government as a recipe for
Push ahead on trade pacts
Opinion: Push ahead on trade pacts Kansas City Star: In the nine-state region that includes Missouri and
Some reservations about China
Opinion: Some reservations about China Heading to China (People’s Republic of China/Communist China) for a
Mickey Mouse increases
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Good news, people: America’s wages are up. The average worker is
Life lesson in Mid America
Opinion: ARCHBOLD, Ohio Here in Middle America, where farmland extends to the horizon, I pass an
First, cut off federal funding for billionaires
Opinion: Since everybody else seems to be coming up with plans on how to cope with the skyrocketing national
Budget plan would make seniors poor
Opinion: The hall of mirrors in which our bitterly partisan politics now play themselves out is a curious
Lessons to be learned from the nation’s four worst years
Editorial: We can’t say that we’ve never been caught up in the moment and suggested that the political
Scale back the Legislature
Opinion: The (Harrisburg) Patriot-News: Here’s a proposal you don’t see out of state lawmakers often: Let’s
Public employees serve taxpayers
Opinion: Public employees serve taxpayers Your April 1 article, “10 things to know about SB5” by Marc
Sweep of city’s South Side gives hope to other areas
Editorial: One of the most blighted blocks in the city of Youngstown is finally receiving the attention of
Race still haunts America, 150 years after the Civil War
Opinion: One hundred and fifty years ago, on April 12, 1861, the first shots of the Civil War were fired. A century and a half later, the issue of race still haunts us.
Two major wars, two presidents, one faithful decision
Opinion: By Maury Klein Free Lance-Star (Fredericksburg, Va.) KINGSTON, R.I. The sesquicentennial of