Elizabeth Sullivan

AP Photo/Greg HorvathThe 1794 Fallen Timbers battlefield monument near Toledo honors both the victorious forces of U.S. Gen. “Mad Anthony” Wayne and fallen native Americans led by Miami Chief Little Turtle. This photograph was taken in 1994. When federal census-takers...

The free African-Americans who came to Cleveland from North Carolina before the Civil War bequeathed some of the city’s most colorful and successful 19th-century black professionals -- and offer a possible template for educational and entrepreneurial success today, writes Elizabeth Sullivan

More than 30 from Northeast Ohio were among the nearly 200 servicemen and women with links to Ohio who gave their lives in the Iraq War, Elizabeth Sullivan writes.

A rigid, no-exceptions policy on dealing with terrorists is also not in the United States’ best interest, writes Elizabeth Sullivan.

It’s no small feat to match Clinton’s exceptional ground game and attention to detail. Yet Sanders appears to have done it in part by getting younger and politically disillusioned Iowans to turn out in droves, writes Elizabeth Sullivan.

The original Plain Dealer news story about the 2001 encounter of President George W. Bush and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Slovenia, when Bush said he looked into Putin’s eyes and got a “sense of his soul.”

This “America Abroad” column about the 2001 meeting of President George W. Bush and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Slovenia when Bush said he got a sense of Putin’s soul originally appeared on page B9 of The Plain Dealer. on June 7, 2007.

It’s been 75 years without another nuclear attack, even though nuclear weapons are spreading, and that’s something to celebrate. But remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki in all their terrible detail is to understand that use of such weapons is unthinkable. That is the message that needs reinforcing, w…