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Outrages here and afar
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: When Florida pastor Terry Jones burned the Quran, Islam’s holy book, in an
Religious faith has been on trial since the beginning
Opinion: By Charles A. DONOVAN Heritage Foundation God is not dead. But he might just be sick with worry
Rebuilding of Ivory Coast must be a global endeavor
Editorial: After four months of refusing to bow to the will of the people and give up the presidency of the
Council in Youngstown rejects cash deal
Opinion: Like many other communities, Youngstown is facing serious financial challenges. If all goes
Thomas misses the pattern
Opinion: Thomas misses the pattern Los Angeles Times: It’s the stuff of a television crime drama:
Prostitution equals slavery
Opinion: Prostitution equals slavery A March 10 column by Mi- chael Smerconish suggests that since
All but five states have tougher animal abuse laws than Ohio
Editorial: Let’s hope that the third time is the charm. In the last three Ohio General Assemblies,
GOP budget plan will force Dems to react
Opinion: Only one thing is certain about the dramatic long-term budget plan that the Republican chairman of
Obama reasserting US domination
Opinion: By Glen Ford McClatchy-Tribune In Libya, President Obama is trying to accomplish President
A shift in balance of power?
Opinion: By Joseph S. NYE Jr. Los Angeles Times Last year, when China broke off military-to-military
Closing the knowledge gap
Opinion: By Pete Lawyer and Stefan Larsson McClatchy-Tribune Donald Berwick, administrator of the Centers
Women not faring well in politics
Opinion: WASHINGTON At fancy Washington dinner parties decades ago, it was the custom for men and women to
Business winning immigration fight
Opinion: Conservative Utah has bucked the national GOP trend of embracing hard-line laws meant to make states
What was Plan A?
Opinion: WASHINGTON Several weeks ago, when President Obama reportedly assured congressional leaders that
Youngstown, Warren face property vacancies reality
Editorial: Between them, the cities of Youngstown and Warren have 86,609 parcels of land, of which a
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