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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)
Previous Editorials
- 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)
- Waiting games: Worthy agencies are left hanging by the Legislature (11/04/2009)
- Derry's tragedy: There's no higher use for public dollars than safety (11/04/2009)
- Coup defused: Democracy reigns, maybe, in Honduras (11/04/2009)
- Afghan swamp: Election turmoil is another discouraging sign (11/03/2009)
- Turnpike troubles: The attorney general is right to launch a probe (11/03/2009)
- Hoist the shield: Democracy wins in a deal to protect news sources (11/03/2009)
- Tips on the tipsy? The Supreme Court balks at a drunken driving case (11/02/2009)
- Overdue: Finally, some ideas to help fund the libraries (11/02/2009)
- To your health: Wednesday's town meeting examines reform (11/02/2009)
- Time to vote: Judicial and local races fill out Tuesday's ballot (11/01/2009)
- Asides (11/01/2009)
- Side effect: A good firefighters contract targets drug abuse, too (10/31/2009)
- Erratic policy: Obama disappoints with twists and turns on Cuba (10/31/2009)
- More friction: New Palestinian sparks hurt Mideast peace efforts (10/30/2009)
- Keep these judges: First-time choices are hard but follow-up is easier (10/30/2009)
- Slow mo: You don't need four decades to cut the Legislature (10/30/2009)
- Conduct unbecoming: Melvin and Panella dirty themselves in vicious ads (10/29/2009)
- Public it is: Don't play name games on health-care reform (10/29/2009)
- Park place: Council deserves a role on the garages lease (10/29/2009)
- Back-room gambler: A former justice should be up front on casino work (10/28/2009)
- Justice on trial: The tribunal should not go light on Karadzic (10/28/2009)
- Got a match? The Pittsburgh Foundation adds to your dollars (10/28/2009)
- Leaving Iraq: There's no reason to delay U.S. departure (10/27/2009)
- Peak priority: Mountaintop mines need individual review (10/27/2009)
- Silence in the court: Justice Thomas is wrong about asking questions (10/27/2009)
- Superior picks: Two east and two west for a hard-working court (10/26/2009)
- An outside jury? The defense has a point in the Poplawski case (10/26/2009)
- In denial: A fog of misinformation on warming confuses some (10/26/2009)
- Supreme Court: In a duel of two top jurists, it's Judge Melvin (10/25/2009)
- Asides (10/25/2009)
- Debate point: A mayoral challenger's claims come up short (10/24/2009)
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