Mattis denounces Trump policy calls for restraint and rights defense
Retired General Mattis accuses the president of threatening the Constitution with a militarized response to protests over George Floyds death. He praises others like Mark Esper for dissenting and urges more leaders to speak out against racial injustice and police brutality.
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Medina County Courthouse Project Faces Tax Strain and Delays
A Medina County public letter urges blocking a nearly 40 million courthouse rebuild to avoid raising homeowner taxes amid COVID-19 and job losses. Readers discuss state finances, voucher programs, and social justice, with local voices weighing economic and civic impacts in the Gazette.
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Mike DeWine
Unlikely Breakfast Club appearance by Rush Limbaugh sparks debate
Cal Thomas notes an unusual exchange on The Breakfast Club in which Rush Limbaugh, while criticizing white privilege and white supremacy, engages with DJ Envy Angela Yee and Charlamagne the God on race, politics, and listening over talking points. The piece argues dialogue can bridge divides and urges broader conversations.
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George Floyd
DJ Envy
Angela Yee
Lenard
Larry McKelvey
Charlamagne the God
Charlamagne
Jack Kemp
Washington, D.C
Domi
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PBS
Angela Vee
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