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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for News and Sentinel
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Op-ed: AI concerns based in reality (opens the original)
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An editorial cartoon image drawn by conservative Christian cartoon editorialist Gary Varvel was recently printed in an edition of the Parkersburg News and Sentinel. The drawing featured four panels of the character Chicken Little (of "the sky is falling!" fame). From left to right, the first two panels show Chicken Little shouting "Global warming is going to kill us!" followed by "Climate change is going to kill us!" In the third panel Chicken Little checks his smartphone, then the fourth and co
Op-ed: Clearing up politicized myths on socialism (opens the original)
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Every time the word "socialism" rises up in the public lexicon and reenters the zeitgeist, the myth machine goes into overdrive. The authoritarian right and so-called "moderate" or "centrist" Democrats and others like them engage in delusional scaremongering and spread all the panic and fear they can until they feel the progressive left has been sufficiently shamed and silenced. But the cycle is beginning to break as candidates espousing democratic socialism are securing notable Democratic prima
Op-ed: Workers being pushed to breaking point (opens the original)
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The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) is a body representing over 200 million workers through 340 national affiliates in 169 countries. The ITUC's Global Rights Index assesses over 150 countries based on 97 indicators pulled from international standards and jurisprudence. Last month, the ITUC ranked the United States among countries with "systemic violations of worker rights." Last year, the U.S. was placed on ITUC's watchlist for increasing workers' rights violations, alongside Gui
Mid-Ohio Valley Climate Corner: Need for air monitoring effort only grows (opens the original)
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Communities throughout the Mid-Ohio Valley woke up Sunday morning, July 5, to an ominous black plume overhead as the Peoples Cartage building off Camden Avenue was engulfed in flame. It was a tragic, yet familiar, sight that we witnessed for the second time in less than nine years; its origins on the same stretch of road outside city limits, yet right in the middle of town geographically and very close to the Little Kanawha River. I slept in a bit after having a few beers the evening before for
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