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12/10/2013 8:36 PM
Focus on positive, not EconCat88
Letters to the Editor
Toledoans should forget about EconCat88 and turn their attention to the people who are contributing greatness to the city (“EconCat88 resurfaces with harsh new videos; Critic continues to show seedier sides of Toledo,” Dec. 6). …
Focus on positive, not EconCat88
Letters to the Editor
Toledoans should forget about EconCat88 and turn their attention to the people who are contributing greatness to the city (“EconCat88 resurfaces with harsh new videos; Critic continues to show seedier sides of Toledo,” Dec. 6). …
12/10/2013 8:12 PM
Honoring Mandela
Editorials
With powerful words and deep conviction, President Obama paid tribute to Nelson Mandela at a memorial ceremony Tuesday for the South African leader. The speech was one of the President’s finest. …
Honoring Mandela
Editorials
With powerful words and deep conviction, President Obama paid tribute to Nelson Mandela at a memorial ceremony Tuesday for the South African leader. The speech was one of the President’s finest. …
12/10/2013 8:09 PM
Outrageous intrusion
Editorials
There is perhaps no more difficult and intensely personal and private a decision than abortion. Studies show that many people who are normally opposed to the procedure would make an exception in cases of rape or incest, or where the mother’s life is at risk, or a fetus is grossly deformed. …
Outrageous intrusion
Editorials
There is perhaps no more difficult and intensely personal and private a decision than abortion. Studies show that many people who are normally opposed to the procedure would make an exception in cases of rape or incest, or where the mother’s life is at risk, or a fetus is grossly deformed. …
12/10/2013 8:07 PM
No vote suppression
Editorials
As part of the General Assembly’s usual year-end crush of bad business, the Republican-majority state House is likely to start voting today on a GOP-sponsored package of bills that would have the probable effect — if not the overt intent — of disfranchising voters whom the party would rather keep away from the polls. …
No vote suppression
Editorials
As part of the General Assembly’s usual year-end crush of bad business, the Republican-majority state House is likely to start voting today on a GOP-sponsored package of bills that would have the probable effect — if not the overt intent — of disfranchising voters whom the party would rather keep away from the polls. …
12/10/2013 1:01 AM
Kirk: Healthcare perks for congressmen
BY KIRK WALTERS
BLADE EDITORIAL CARTOONIST
Kirk: Healthcare perks for congressmen
12/9/2013 7:23 PM
Build the bridge — now
Editorials
The United States — especially southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio — and Canada have everything to gain by building a planned bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, the sooner the better. So it’s distressing that the latest delay in the project is evidently the fault of one of its strongest supporters: the Obama Administration. …
Build the bridge — now
Editorials
The United States — especially southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio — and Canada have everything to gain by building a planned bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, the sooner the better. So it’s distressing that the latest delay in the project is evidently the fault of one of its strongest supporters: the Obama Administration. …
12/9/2013 7:21 PM
Land of drones
Editorials
Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of Amazon.com, told 60 Minutes recently that small drones — unmanned, remote-control flying vehicles — would be making deliveries to homes and businesses within five years, assuming the Federal Aviation Administration gets on board. …
Land of drones
Editorials
Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of Amazon.com, told 60 Minutes recently that small drones — unmanned, remote-control flying vehicles — would be making deliveries to homes and businesses within five years, assuming the Federal Aviation Administration gets on board. …
12/9/2013 7:20 PM
Tax issues that matter
Editorials
Nearly three out of four Ohio voters don’t know enough about next year’s likely Democratic nominee for governor, Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald, to express an opinion about him, polls suggest. Attention to Mr. FitzGerald’s campaign has grown in recent days — but in a manner that he probably would have preferred to avoid and that risks becoming a big …
Tax issues that matter
Nearly three out of four Ohio voters don’t know enough about next year’s likely Democratic nominee for governor, Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald, to express an opinion about him, polls suggest. Attention to Mr. FitzGerald’s campaign has grown in recent days — but in a manner that he probably would have preferred to avoid and that risks becoming a big …
12/9/2013 7:18 PM
Timely gift: End drone attacks
Letters to the Editor
In this season of giving, the United States could give a gift to the people of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia: no more drone attacks (“President Obama’s immoral drone war,” op-ed column, Dec. 5). …
Timely gift: End drone attacks
Letters to the Editor
In this season of giving, the United States could give a gift to the people of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia: no more drone attacks (“President Obama’s immoral drone war,” op-ed column, Dec. 5). …
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