Fentanyl crisis demands federal action and naloxone access
The piece argues for urgent U.S. action to curb fentanyl deaths among adults under 50, urging Congress to prioritize naloxone availability, expand bulk subsidies for distribution, and elevate drug policy to cabinet level. It notes high potency, cheap street supply, and bipartisan support amid complex enforcement and education needs.
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Ohio
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Joe Biden
Biden
Office of National Drug Control Policy
White House
America
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Gazette letters to editor guidelines and contact info
The Medina Gazette outlines letters to the editor guidelines. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full home address and telephone number for verification. email is preferred at letters medina-gazette com or mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Why Buy American is misguided
George Will argues that the Buy American policy is flawed, costly, and protectionist for infrastructure spending. He notes rising domestic content demands raise prices, risk foreign retaliation, and reduce efficiency while creating uneven job effects and unnecessary lobbying. The piece cites Mack Trucks, port equipment limits, and historical context.
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Joe Biden
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mack Trucks
U.S
America
Sweden
Volvo Group
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Scott Lincicome
Biden
Mack
Peterson Institute For International Economics
State of the Union
Herbert Hoover
Washington Post
David J. Lynch
Transportation Department
Lynch
Congressional Research Service
Canada
American Public Transportation Association
Washington
Solyndra
Obama
Galapagos solace and Quito barrio resilience amid politics
Trudy Rubin recalls a Galapagos respite among blue-footed boobies and giant tortoises, then visits Quito's La Colmena barrio to witness volunteer efforts to boost tourism and curb crime. She notes Ecuador's shifting politics, Correa's bid to return, and President Lasso's declining popularity as locals push for development.
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la Colmena
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Rafael Correa
Guillermo Lasso
COVID-19
Sandra Hidalgo
Suma Party
United Society
More Action
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Hidalgo
Mauricio Rodas
University of Pennsylvania
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Central University
Victor Sandoval
Cuba
Venezuela
Sandoval
Temple of the Homeland
Spain
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