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Representatives of the 27 countries of the European Union chose respected but low-profile leaders Thursday as president of the European Council and chief foreign minister. (Today)
It was a bad idea in 1997, and it's a bad idea now. (Today)
To read the headlines there is no reason to believe President Barack Obama achieved a lot during his trip to East Asia, with stops in Japan, Singapore, China and South Korea. (Yesterday)
Previous Editorials
- School summit: Homeless children deserve an education, too (Yesterday)
- Store vacancy: The Hill shops again for a grocery operator (Yesterday)
- Court strategy: Onorato's delay tactic will only hurt taxpayers (11/19/2009)
- Tragic numbers: Together they pose questions for U.S. priorities (11/19/2009)
- Moon river? Water on the lunar surface is a font of hope (11/19/2009)
- Pacific outlook: Obama charts his approach to the Asian neighbors (11/18/2009)
- Sour pills: Members of Congress are parrots for drug interests (11/18/2009)
- State of misery: Jobs, oversight and heritage become budget victims (11/18/2009)
- Justice on trial: It's time the Gitmo captives went to court (11/17/2009)
- On the Mon: A trail of quality graces the old wharf (11/17/2009)
- Juvenile act: Age should be a factor in setting life sentences (11/17/2009)
- Secret talks: It's time for open debate on troops in Afghanistan (11/16/2009)
- DNA test: A misguided ruling thwarts a modern crime-solver (11/16/2009)
- All God's children: Even extraterrestrials are wonders of creation (11/16/2009)
- Capitol capers: In Harrisburg the indictments go bipartisan (11/15/2009)
- Smoking lessons: Too many Americans just haven't learned (11/15/2009)
- Asides (11/15/2009)
- Shots in the gulf: The Saudi conflict with Yemenis bears watching (11/14/2009)
- Emerging city: After the dust, Downtown will return renewed (11/14/2009)
- Asian agenda: The president has an issue-filled itinerary (11/13/2009)
- R is for relevant: 'Sesame Street' still balances fun and learning (11/13/2009)
- Good news afoot: Surprise! Pittsburgh is safe for pedestrians (11/13/2009)
- Not-so-choice: The House health reform unduly restricts abortion (11/12/2009)
- Iraq's elections: The vote is set and the troop drawdown is on track (11/12/2009)
- Quiet consolidation: The city and county team up on tax delinquents (11/12/2009)
- College try: It's not ideal, but the tuition tax is fair game (11/11/2009)
- Road to safety: Legislators must curb more than texting (11/11/2009)
- Thank a veteran: The march of service and honor continues (11/11/2009)
- Healthy turn: A House divided passes a historic reform bill (11/10/2009)
- Pre-K chorus: The Heinz-Pitt study argues for early education (11/10/2009)
- Road wage: A unified highway stands to reap more development (11/10/2009)
- H1N1 fiasco: It's time all Americans had access to the vaccine (11/09/2009)
- Fee frenzy: Coordinate the efforts to make nonprofits pay (11/09/2009)
- The UAW bites back: Ford shouldn't expect charity from its workers (11/09/2009)
- Signs of haste: The county needs to tread carefully on billboards (11/08/2009)
- LaGrotta gothic: An ex-legislator's scandal comments are too much (11/08/2009)
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