Athens Messenger Contact and staff page
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists its address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 phone number 740 592 6612 with staff contacts Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Josh Wilder design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and email addresses for letters to the editor at info athensmessenger.com and mieporte athensmessenger.com shiggins athensmessenger.com jwilder athensmessenger.com iweiss athensmessenger.com
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G20 Summit leaves lasting global influence in Hangzhou
The G20 summit in Hangzhou ends with a broad set of agreements and a China driven agenda. Xi Jinping urges expanding the global market and liberalizing trade while aligning with UN long term goals and including more developing nations. The piece contrasts with domestic partisan debates over IRS oversight and potential impeachment moves targeting John Koskinen.
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Jason Chaffett
Michael J. Gerhardt
University of North Carolina
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Washington Post
Clinton channels Nixon in memory doubt debate
A collage asserts Hillary Clinton echoed Nixon in denying recall to FBI probes. It cites past Watergate exchanges, FBI device counts, and references a 2012 concussion and blood clot claims. The piece questions memory vs. deception and notes medical opinions on concussion recovery.
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Schlafly’s enduring influence on Trump candidacy noted
In a tribute brief, the author details Phyllis Schlafly’s lasting impact on American politics. Schlafly, who died at 92 in St. Louis, built the Eagle Forum, led the anti ERA movement, and shaped modern conservatism. Her clashes with GOP establishment and support for Donald Trump are highlighted as part of a broader political legacy.
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