Removal of U S attorney prompts calls for probe and oversight
The Los Angeles Times reports that Attorney General Barr ousted Geoffrey Berman, U S attorney for the Southern District of New York, amid investigations into Trump allies. Jay Clayton may replace him and Audrey Strauss will head the office temporarily as inquiries continue.
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Mask norms test America faces in public life
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Tyler Cowen argues the United States is failing a psychometric test on mask-wearing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. He cites partisan divides, trust in institutions, university reopenings, business norms, and enforcement challenges in stores and libraries as evidence of broader social trust issues.
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Trump Wavers on Meeting Maduro Amid Venezuela Skirmish
Eli Lake argues Trump shifted on meeting Nicolas Maduro as Washington backs Juan Guaido and recognizes Venezuela’s constitution. The piece notes Maduro pressure, Bolton tensions, and Trump’s failed bid to remove Maduro through a peaceful exit, with background on Lake’s journalistic career.
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Medina Gazette Letters to Editor guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines how readers submit letters by email or mail. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and require the writer's name full address and phone number for verification.
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