Rahm COVID-19 Positive Forces Memorial Tournament Withdrawal
Spaniard Jon Rahm tested positive for COVID-19 and withdrew from the Memorial Tournament in Ohio after a late third round, risking $1.67 million for first and affecting players, staff, and fans. The incident raises questions about vaccine policies and safety at PGA events.
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Gazette invites editor letters with guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines letter to the editor rules. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Include your name full home address and telephone number for verification with mail or email submissions to the Gazette.
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Ryan's Reaganist optimism tests GOP future prospects
Washington Post columnist George Will surveys Paul Ryan's stance on the GOP after his House tenure. Ryan defends Reaganite principles, warns against populist conservatism, and critiques identity politics while forecasting how suburban voters shaped Biden's presidency and the party's direction.
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Manchin's stance blocks voting rights and echoes Dixiecrat tactics
Dahleen Glanton critiques Senator Joe Manchin for opposing the For the People Act and ending the filibuster, arguing his position empowers Republicans and jeopardizes democracy. The piece compares Manchin to Strom Thurmond and historical Dixiecrats, noting West Virginia politics and racial voting rights implications.
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