Gazette Lucy C. Talley Publisher Michael Smith Regional Executive Editor
Lucy C Talley serves as publisher while Michael Smith is named regional executive editor in a staff reorganizational note. The brief update outlines leadership roles and newsroom coverage focus for the upcoming publishing period.
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Bush’s life shows when things go gloriously right
Michael Gerson reflects on George H. W. Bush and the WWII cohort that shaped American policy and government. He notes Bush's patrician decency, steady temper, and restraint in power, suggesting rare moments when a good man meets his calling and ends well. The piece honors Bush’s legacy amid a changing world.
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Editor guidance on letters to the Gazette
The Gastonia Gazette outlines letters to the editor rules. Writers must include name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy and should be 300 words or less. The paper does not publish poetry petitions or consumer complaints.
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Trump era trade truce seen as cautious step forward
Bloomberg columnist Tyler Cowen assesses the U S China agreement calling a truce in the tariff clash. The deal pauses 25 percent duties on 200 billion dollars of goods for 90 days, allows time for broader talks, and signals China will curb fentanyl exports while buying more U S goods. Navarro attends talks. analysts warn of limited concessions from Beijing and potential for renewed tensions.
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NFL faces renewed scrutiny over handling of player violence
The NFL is accused of repeating past missteps after controversy over Kareem Hunt and Ray Rice. Critics say interview and surveillance video efforts were lax, with implications for how the league handles domestic violence cases. Debrah Epstein and others resign from related panels while teams resist accountability.
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