Scott Mahoney Leads The Gazette Editorial Desk
Scott Mahoney, managing editor of The Gazette founded in 1802, steers newsroom operations and publication strategy as the historic paper marks its long tenure in journalism.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2022
Page
3
Scott Mahoney, managing editor of The Gazette founded in 1802, steers newsroom operations and publication strategy as the historic paper marks its long tenure in journalism.
After Mahsa Amini's death sparked nationwide demonstrations, Iran's attorney general floated abolishing the morality police but state media hedged. Protests continue, with demonstrators demanding broader social and legal reforms and criticism of the regime's grip. At least 300 killed since September, a likely undercount. The move signals tense shifts as authorities face rising public pressure.
The Gazette accepts letters to the editor up to about 250 words. Include name full home address and telephone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Email to letters medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman notes Wednesday's oral arguments show the independent state legislature theory is extreme and dangerous. He reports Justice Kagan Barrett Roberts and Kavanaugh appear ready to reject it, while the stakes involve state constitutions, veto power, and the balance of electoral authority.
Cal Thomas critiques media coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop, citing delays and alleged bias. He notes Pew findings on trust in news versus social media, questions newsroom verification norms, and urges reaffirming accountable journalism to sustain democracy.
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