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The killing of at least 13 people in the heart of America's military network in Fort Hood, Texas, is very hard to bear. (Today)
Nathaniel Hawthorne, one of the greatest American writers of the 19th century, would have felt right at home this week in Bedford County. (Today)
That crashing sound you just heard was UPMC's argument to close its latest hospital falling to pieces on Braddock Avenue. (Yesterday)
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- UPMC's call: The under-use claim at Braddock rings hollow (Yesterday)
- Buffer zone: Court makes city choose a way to protect women (Yesterday)
- Who's in charge?: Defense spending raises a question (Yesterday)
- The voters' warning: Both parties nationally are taught lessons (11/05/2009)
- The state of play: Voters give Democrats cause for worry (11/05/2009)
- Climate comments: The state wants public input on action plan (11/05/2009)
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- Ellen Goodman / The incidental women: Afghan women warrant a central role in U.S. decision-making (Yesterday)
- Cap and trade vs. Pa.: We can protect the environment without losing thousands of jobs (Yesterday)
- E.J. Dionne Jr.: A rebuke and a warning (11/05/2009)
- Maureen Dowd: Who's a narcissist? (11/05/2009)
- George F. Will: Hunting unicorns in Afghanistan (11/05/2009)
- Dan Simpson: American ideal? (11/04/2009)
- William DiMascio: Bizarro (11/04/2009)
- E.J. Dionne Jr.: Defining moment (11/03/2009)
- Maureen Dowd: Port Mortuary's pull (11/02/2009)
- David Brooks: The tenacity question (11/02/2009)
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