Talley and Smith Lead Regional News Desk
Lucy C Talley serves as publisher while Michael Smith is regional executive editor guiding coverage across the region. Both hold senior roles shaping editorial direction and newsroom operations.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2017
Page
4
Lucy C Talley serves as publisher while Michael Smith is regional executive editor guiding coverage across the region. Both hold senior roles shaping editorial direction and newsroom operations.
Al Franken announces his resignation as allegations of sexual misconduct hang over his career. The piece notes a broader reckoning on harassment, naming figures like Clarence Thomas Bill Clinton Donald Trump and Roy Moore while quoting Alyssa Rosenberg.
A historical restatement of the First Amendment protections, outlining Congress's limits on establishing religion prohibiting free exercise restricting speech press and the right to petition the government for grievances. The text emphasizes restraint and civil liberties in a constitutional framework.
Adam Michel argues reforming the federal tax code will spur growth and raise wages. Lowering the corporate rate from 35 to 20 percent could lift GDP by up to 9 percent and lift a typical family's annual wages by 4000 to 9000 dollars. He cites productivity as the driver of wage gains and cites studies from economists.
Analysis shows the Republican tax overhaul would largely benefit corporations and the wealthiest, with temporary middle class relief and permanent corporate cuts. Critics say it shifts cost to working families, risks 13 million fewer insured, and could raise the deficit by about 1.2 trillion.
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