Reforming social media and Section 230 after Capitol riot
The piece argues that Trump reflects a social media disease, not its cause, and urges Congress to reform Section 230. It cites platformed violence on Facebook YouTube Twitter Parler Gab and calls for real-people verification and civil liability for sites that fail to remove harmful content. It urges stricter rules on platforms Amazon Apple and Google and stresses law as medicine for bad business.
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Gazette letters seek brief submissions with contact details
The Medina Gazette outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include name, full home address, and telephone number for verification, with preferred email submissions to letters@medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W. Liberty St., Medina, OH 44256.
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GOP must confront Big Lie to heal democracy after insurrection
Trudy Rubin argues Republicans must acknowledge Trump loss and debunk the Big Lie to prevent further violence. She cites January 6 rift, impeachment pressure, and calls for GOP leaders to condemn the rigged election claim, warn of risks, and affirm Biden's win.
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Pennsylvania
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Supreme Court Upholds Preemptive Pardons Power in 1866 Ruling
The Garland decision confirms presidents may pardon offenses before charges or convictions. It notes broad immunity can apply to federal cases, with limits: pardons must target specific crimes and not grant future immunity for uncommitted acts. Sunstein discusses implications for Trump and potential risks of broad, nonspecific pardons.
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