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Historians may note this as a time when extreme voices dominated the national conversation. (Today)
A disturbing story in Thursday's Post-Gazette revealed that some patients with health insurance are charged more than a modest co-pay for a simple doctor's visit. (Today)
The NAACP has bigger issues than keeping track of racial epithets shouted in crowds. (Today)
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Previous Editorials
- Built by labor: FDR delivered a timeless lesson on American work (Yesterday)
- Faulty tower: A landmark Downtown hotel seeks a future (Yesterday)
- Barging ahead: Congress should make locks and dams a priority (09/05/2010)
- Asides (09/05/2010)
- Prodigal quarterback: Let's hope the four-game suspension does the job (09/04/2010)
- Another oil fire: Thursday's incident is a new reminder of the risks (09/04/2010)
David Shribman
Jack Kelly
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- Speak up for workplace safety (Yesterday)
- E.J. Dionne Jr.: I miss big labor (Yesterday)
- Maureen Dowd: The poodle speaks (Yesterday)
- George F. Will: Godzilla in the mirror (Yesterday)
- Brazil shows the way to renewable fuels: Subsidize innovation, then get out of the way (09/05/2010)
- Where Flight 93 went down: There's not much to see, but it's a good place to mourn (09/05/2010)
- Muslim-American is what I am (09/05/2010)
- Five myths about mosques in America (09/05/2010)
- The Next Page: Their Daily Labor (09/05/2010)
- Living a life of no major major mistakes (09/05/2010)
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