Perspectives

Last month the GOP-controlled Ohio Senate voted to cut early voting by a week, eliminating the “Golden Week” when Ohioans can register and vote on the same day during the early voting period.

Cuts to state budgets are the main reason why college tuition costs have increased 12-fold in a generation.

Thanks to a loophole that subsidizes CEO pay, huge food chains trimmed millions from their tax bills in 2011 and 2012. Guess who foots the bill?

There isn't much good news to report about the environment these days. But here are a few developments for which we can give thanks.

Our viewers write in with meaningful and witty advice on how to keep the holiday from turning into a major family drama.

Paul Ryan told The Washington Post this week that he wants to be a more compassionate conservative, but there is nothing new in his perspective on poverty.

As more government work is outsourced to private consultants, more public policy school grads -- trained for government service -- are working for corporations instead.

Mark Garland is the ex-president of a public university in Ohio. He shares his second thoughts on some of the decisions he made at Miami University.

The biggest problem with Obamacare's rollout is being caused by conservative lawmakers refusing passage of Medicaid expansion in 25 states.

Robert Reich, a former labor secretary, says America's largest employer could help boost revenues and the economy by following Ford's labor strategy.