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3/7/2014 12:00 AM
Out of Afghanistan
Editorials
The presidential campaign in Afghanistan, and President Obama’s unsuccessful supplications to keep U.S. troops in the country after their scheduled withdrawal at the end of 2014, support the case for Americans’ desire to finish the 13-year-old war this year. …
Out of Afghanistan
The presidential campaign in Afghanistan, and President Obama’s unsuccessful supplications to keep U.S. troops in the country after their scheduled withdrawal at the end of 2014, support the case for Americans’ desire to finish the 13-year-old war this year. …
3/6/2014 12:00 AM
No settled science on climate shift
Letters to the Editor
Charles Krauthammer’s Feb. 23 op-ed column, “Global warming and the myth of ‘settled science,’” put the issue of climate change in proper perspective. …
No settled science on climate shift
Letters to the Editor
Charles Krauthammer’s Feb. 23 op-ed column, “Global warming and the myth of ‘settled science,’” put the issue of climate change in proper perspective. …
3/6/2014 12:00 AM
Egypt’s crackdown
Editorials
Egypt's latest step away from democratic government consists of putting three journalists on trial for covering opposition political figures. …
Egypt’s crackdown
Editorials
Egypt's latest step away from democratic government consists of putting three journalists on trial for covering opposition political figures. …
3/6/2014 12:00 AM
Obama’s budget
Editorials
As a plan for governing, the federal budget for fiscal year 2015 that President Obama proposed this week appears dead on arrival on Capitol Hill. Republican leaders of Congress — notably House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio — already reject it as a basis of bipartisan negotiation; talk of a “grand bargain” on the budget is long forgotten. …
Obama’s budget
As a plan for governing, the federal budget for fiscal year 2015 that President Obama proposed this week appears dead on arrival on Capitol Hill. Republican leaders of Congress — notably House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio — already reject it as a basis of bipartisan negotiation; talk of a “grand bargain” on the budget is long forgotten. …
3/6/2014 12:00 AM
Horror in Nigeria
Editorials
The disarray in Nigeria created by attacks staged by a violent Islamist organization, Boko Haram, bears global attention. The group seeks to overthrow Nigeria’s government; most of its attacks are directed at schoolchildren who, in the eyes of Boko Haram, represent anti-Islamic activity that must be stamped out. …
Horror in Nigeria
The disarray in Nigeria created by attacks staged by a violent Islamist organization, Boko Haram, bears global attention. The group seeks to overthrow Nigeria’s government; most of its attacks are directed at schoolchildren who, in the eyes of Boko Haram, represent anti-Islamic activity that must be stamped out. …
3/4/2014 9:05 PM
Medicare’s doc fix
Editorials
Republicans and Democrats can’t seem to agree on anything related to the 2010 health-care law. But they may come together soon on a crucial fix to the nation’s largest federal health-care program, Medicare. …
Medicare’s doc fix
Editorials
Republicans and Democrats can’t seem to agree on anything related to the 2010 health-care law. But they may come together soon on a crucial fix to the nation’s largest federal health-care program, Medicare. …
3/4/2014 9:07 PM
Aggravating arson
Editorials
Toledo has the unpleasant distinction of leading the state in arson fires. From 2009 to 2012, our city reported more annual arson cases than any other community in Ohio. …
Aggravating arson
Editorials
Toledo has the unpleasant distinction of leading the state in arson fires. From 2009 to 2012, our city reported more annual arson cases than any other community in Ohio. …
3/4/2014 7:56 PM
‘Blizzard bags’ just a snow job
Letters to the Editor
When a school district exceeds its allotment of calamity days, it should be required to make up the difference in the classroom, even if that means extending the school year (“‘Blizzard bags’ a hot idea to avoid educational calamity,” op-ed column, Feb. 15). …
‘Blizzard bags’ just a snow job
Letters to the Editor
When a school district exceeds its allotment of calamity days, it should be required to make up the difference in the classroom, even if that means extending the school year (“‘Blizzard bags’ a hot idea to avoid educational calamity,” op-ed column, Feb. 15). …
3/4/2014 7:38 PM
Kirk Walters' Maumee Dearest: Board of Elections
BY KIRK WALTERS
BLADE EDITORIAL CARTOONIST
Kirk Walters' Maumee Dearest: Board of Elections
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