Opinion and Editorial
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Fragile families fail
Opinion: By Kay S. HYMOWITZ Los Angeles Times Poverty is on the rise, according to census data, and now
Peace is but an illusion
Opinion: If the definition of insanity is repeating the same mistake over and over again, then U.S.
Frisco’s plan to fight obesity in children is hard to stomach
Editorial: In the land of the wacky and the home of the absurd, the big fat hands of Big Brother are trying to
Commutation was appalling
Opinion: Commutation was appalling I am appalled by what I have just read that our governor has commuted
Filling the budget hole
Opinion: Filling the budget hole Findlay Courier: Ohio’s budget hole, estimated to be about $8 billion,
Vote suggests a ‘dumbed-down’ US
Opinion: By William McCartney Other Words As pundits and politicians argue about what the GOP midterm
Begin debating body scanners, but don’t shut down air travel
Editorial: It’s not as if no one knew that full body scanners were coming to an airport near you. Congress
Lame ducks should kill dual mandate of the Fed
Opinion: This lame-duck Congress — its mandate exhausted, many of its members repudiated — should merely fund
Meddling by Obama, EPA will prove costly
Opinion: By Justin Danhof National Centerf for Public Policy Research President Barack Obama has now
Like Piaf, Bush regrets nothing
Opinion: It was, or so I thought, a dandy column idea: an imaginary, missing chapter of George W. Bush’s
Lessons to learn from South Korea
Opinion: When the presidents of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina attended the G-20 meeting of the world’s biggest
Iraq reclaims yacht
Opinion: By Ali Abu Iraq Institute for War & Peace Reporting BASRA, Iraq Iraqi officials have acquired
During drilling boom, property owners seek common ground
Editorial: The action of 250 landowners in Columbiana County to organize an educational and service group on
Sleeping sheep get fleeced
Opinion: Sleeping sheep get fleeced Our ship of state has twice been wrecked in a democratic ditch! Some
Bailouts have worked
Opinion: Bailouts have worked Philadelphia Inquirer: Former President George W. Bush chuckled when an
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