Opinion and Editorial
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Information sharing crucial
Opinion: By Thomas Fingar and Roger George McClatchy-Tribune The WikiLeaks dissemination of U.S.
Rights of all can be protected through truly public trials
Editorial: For several months a debate has been waged in Mahoning County over whether the public is entitled
AT&T laying claim to ‘person’ status
Opinion: If a corporation is a “person” under the law, does it get the kinds of “personal privacy”
New vs. old heroes
Opinion: When I mention that my family used kerosene lamps when I was a child in the South during the 1930s,
A nuclear Iran? Not so fast
Opinion: After years of warning that an Iranian atomic bomb is right around the corner, Israeli officials now
Cracking down on fraud
Opinion: Cracking down on fraud Marietta Times: Apparently, crime does pay when Uncle Sam is the victim.
Some metaphors are loaded
Opinion: Some metaphors are loaded Sometimes we pay a price for free speech, which is rich in metaphors.
Focus on financial reform
Opinion: Seattle Times: “While the financial system is far stronger today than it was a year ago, it is still
Bill of Rights protects everyone
Opinion: Bill of Rights protects everyone While it is true that Jared Lee Loughner purchased a gun and
Citizens United fallout is huge
Opinion: By Robert Weissman McClatchy-Tribune Now that we have suffered through our first post-Citizens
‘Mommy wars’ get brutal
Opinion: By Barbara Shelly McClatchy Newspapers It doesn’t take much to rally the troops in the “mommy
Discretion is advised
Opinion: WASHINGTON Discretionary spending, the part of the federal budget that is not on autopilot and is
U.N. should play bigger role in Haiti
Opinion: Haiti’s humanitarian disaster and its escalating political mess have made it clearer than ever that
Girard reaping the benefits of good management, V&M Star
Editorial: For a decade, Girard’s city gov- ernment has had to bear a very heavy burden: A fiscal oversight
Britain cuts its deficits kindly, gently
Opinion: On the assumption that some version of Great Britain’s fiscal austerity program eventually will show
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