Biden Trump Rematch Looms After New Hampshire Win
Trump won the New Hampshire Republican primary with 54 percent, beating Nikki Haley by 11 points. Haley vows to stay the course despite trailing Trump by 40 points in her home state, while No Labels contemplates a unity candidate if Biden and Trump clash in 2024. A No Labels run could complicate the race amid concerns about voter enthusiasm and evolving dynamics.
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Stop the Boston Road interchange project in Brunswick
A Brunswick resident and former city council member supports repeal of a proposed I 71 interchange on Boston Road. He cites loss of homes, four lane widening, jet fuel pipeline relocation, and erosion of local home rule, urging passage of House Bill 276 by Rep. Sharon Ray and Rep. Melanie Miller to halt the project this session.
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Gazette clarifies letter guidelines for readers
The Medina Gazette outlines letters to the editor guidelines including word limit, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required verification details. Preferred contact is by email at letters medina-gazette.com or by mail to 885 W. Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Trump solid in New Hampshire victory as Haley fades
Trump appears close to clinching the GOP nomination after winning New Hampshire, while Nikki Haley struggles and vows to press on. Polls show moderates favor Haley, with concerns about Trump’s indictments affecting the race. DeSantis calls warning signs and GOP unease grows, as supporters seek unity to defeat Biden.
Supreme Court backs razor wire at Texas border in 5-4 ruling
The Supreme Court allows federal agents to cut razor wire along the Texas Mexico border while a lawsuit continues. The decision, with two conservatives joining liberals, centers on federal border control powers and immigration law enforcement amid partisan debate. The ruling prompts questions about enforcement and political stances in the 2024 election context.
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