Scott Mahoney Leads The Gazette since 1832
Scott Mahoney serves as Managing Editor of The Gazette, a publication with roots dating to 1832, guiding editorial direction and newsroom operations.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2025
Page
3
Scott Mahoney serves as Managing Editor of The Gazette, a publication with roots dating to 1832, guiding editorial direction and newsroom operations.
The New York Daily News reports Trump doubts Putin’s reliability after years of backing and responds by authorizing more weapons to Ukraine and threatening Russia with tariffs to push a ceasefire within 50 days. Putin rejects concessions and expands attacks, while Trump’s evolving views reflect uncertain foreign policy.
The Medina Gazette outlines editor letters rules including length limits and verification details. Readers are urged to include name full address and phone number for confirmation and may submit by email or mail for publication consideration.
George Will argues that Donald Trump’s presidency aims to weaponize the administrative state for personal power. He contends tariffs, price controls, and regulatory overreach displace markets, with rent-seeking replacing entrepreneurship. The piece warns that a unchecked executive undermines constitutional checks and blurs law with political aims.
Bloomberg Opinion editor Mark Gongloff argues that climate change is driving more frequent and severe flash floods across the United States and globally. He critiques federal response, FEMA leadership, and policy gaps while urging upgrades to infrastructure and broader flood insurance to reduce future disaster risk.
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