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12/17/2013 9:02 PM
Surveillance rebuke
Editorials
For the first time since the revelation of the National Security Agency’s vast dragnet of all Americans’ telephone records, a federal court has ruled that such surveillance is “significantly likely” to be unconstitutional. …
Surveillance rebuke
Editorials
For the first time since the revelation of the National Security Agency’s vast dragnet of all Americans’ telephone records, a federal court has ruled that such surveillance is “significantly likely” to be unconstitutional. …
12/16/2013 7:31 PM
Obamacare problems
Editorials
For years, critics have charged that President Obama’s Affordable Care Act is a government takeover of the health-care system, which accounts for about a sixth of the economy. The criticism is feeble. …
Obamacare problems
Editorials
For years, critics have charged that President Obama’s Affordable Care Act is a government takeover of the health-care system, which accounts for about a sixth of the economy. The criticism is feeble. …
12/16/2013 7:28 PM
Correction
Editorials
An academic study cited in the Dec. 15 editorial “Ohio’s frayed safety net” stated incorrectly that Ohio’s minimum wage does not increase with inflation. Under a voter-approved 2006 amendment to the Ohio Constitution, the state’s minimum wage rises annually by the inflation rate. …
Correction
Editorials
An academic study cited in the Dec. 15 editorial “Ohio’s frayed safety net” stated incorrectly that Ohio’s minimum wage does not increase with inflation. Under a voter-approved 2006 amendment to the Ohio Constitution, the state’s minimum wage rises annually by the inflation rate. …
12/16/2013 7:23 PM
Long-distance call
Editorials
Other than perhaps a screaming baby, someone carrying on a loud and obnoxious cell-phone conversation might be the last person you’d want to sit next to on an airplane. The prospect that the federal government will permit passengers to use mobile phones during flights isn’t ready to take off, at least for now. …
Long-distance call
Other than perhaps a screaming baby, someone carrying on a loud and obnoxious cell-phone conversation might be the last person you’d want to sit next to on an airplane. The prospect that the federal government will permit passengers to use mobile phones during flights isn’t ready to take off, at least for now. …
12/16/2013 7:03 PM
Handshake a start to end embargo?
Letters to the Editor
I don’t agree with President Obama much of the time, but I thought that his handshake with President Raul Castro of Cuba at the memorial service for Nelson Mandela was symbolic (“Obama, Raul Castro share rare handshake; Some irate at gesture toward Cuba’s leader,” Dec. 11). …
Handshake a start to end embargo?
Letters to the Editor
I don’t agree with President Obama much of the time, but I thought that his handshake with President Raul Castro of Cuba at the memorial service for Nelson Mandela was symbolic (“Obama, Raul Castro share rare handshake; Some irate at gesture toward Cuba’s leader,” Dec. 11). …
12/16/2013 12:00 AM
Heisman vote a juggle of integrity
BY DAVE HACKENBERG
BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
It was at least 15, maybe closer to 20 years ago when a Heisman Trophy ballot landed in my mailbox for the first time. It was pretty heady stuff to be added to an exclusive panel to choose the annual winner of college football’s most prestigious award. …
Heisman vote a juggle of integrity
It was at least 15, maybe closer to 20 years ago when a Heisman Trophy ballot landed in my mailbox for the first time. It was pretty heady stuff to be added to an exclusive panel to choose the annual winner of college football’s most prestigious award. …
12/16/2013 12:00 AM
Hey, cruise lines, Toledo’s waiting
BY TOM WALTON
BLADE COLUMNIST
It appears that the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority is at least reconsidering its indifference to the notion of welcoming Great Lakes cruise ships to Toledo. Let’s hope so. …
Hey, cruise lines, Toledo’s waiting
It appears that the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority is at least reconsidering its indifference to the notion of welcoming Great Lakes cruise ships to Toledo. Let’s hope so. …
12/16/2013 12:00 AM
Pentagon’s waste issue is serious
Letters to the Editor
Your Dec. 1 article “Ice cream man takes aim at Pentagon waste” should be taken seriously by Congress and the public. Lawmakers should conclude that the human needs of our communities are to come first over a Cold War mentality. …
Pentagon’s waste issue is serious
Letters to the Editor
Your Dec. 1 article “Ice cream man takes aim at Pentagon waste” should be taken seriously by Congress and the public. Lawmakers should conclude that the human needs of our communities are to come first over a Cold War mentality. …
12/16/2013 12:00 AM
Terror games
Editorials
Just when we thought the war on terror had been taken to extremes, news has broken that U.S. and British spies are infiltrating online computer games, looking for evidence of jihadist and criminal conspiracies that somehow could spill into the real world. …
Terror games
Just when we thought the war on terror had been taken to extremes, news has broken that U.S. and British spies are infiltrating online computer games, looking for evidence of jihadist and criminal conspiracies that somehow could spill into the real world. …
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