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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2020

Page

4

Doomsday Clock warns as Trump rewrites arms deals

The Doomsday Clock reflects fears of nuclear threat and climate risks. It cites presidential moves that repudiated Iran and Open Skies treaties, warning the United States and allies lose vital verification and reconnaissance. The piece notes New START expiry and Biden’s pledged path, urging renewed U.S. commitment to arms control.

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Vigil for George Floyd highlights muted voices in Medina

Reader letters criticize The Gazette for whitewashing the Medina vigil at Medina Square. Community speakers shared experiences of police brutality and racism, while Malik Tuck’s role as DJ and athlete dominates coverage over Black voices and organized community dialogue. The response urges fuller inclusion of speakers and Civil rights discussion.

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Minneapolis policing reform sparks debate on new safety model

Cal Thomas weighs in on the Minneapolis City Council move to dismantle the police department and replace it with a proposed transformative model of public safety. He questions feasibility, potential crime rise, and calls to consider who would respond to crimes, citing fears, examples from other cities, and historical context.

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