Fort Bragg Name Restoring Sparks Criticism and Costs
The piece argues against restoring Fort Bragg’s name to Fort Liberty and renaming other bases, calling it a waste of funds and harmful to unit cohesion. It cites Pentagon actions, Trump and Milley tensions, and the broader cost of about 65 million dollars for renaming, with 6 million to revert Fort Liberty, while praising Gen Roland Bragg as a hero in WWII.
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U.S. Army
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Hegseth
White House
Fort Liberty
Pentagon
Defense
Pete Hegseth
Donald Trump
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of America
Associated Press
Gulf
Trump
Mexico
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mark Milley
Congress
Milley
Iran
Biden
Virginia
Fort Lee
Petersburg
Fort A.P. Hill
Bowling Green
Fort Pickett
Blackstone
Hampton Roads
Elon Musk
Russia
China
United States
Braxton Bragg
Roland L. Bragg
Roland Bragg
Presidency
Defense Department
Liberty
Gazette letters seek brief editor input from Medina readers
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. 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 preferred at letters medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Medina
The Technological Republic and Westward Patriotism
George Will reviews The Technological Republic by Alexander Karp and Nicholas Zamiska, arguing that Silicon Valley's rise and cultural decline demand a revived civic mindset and a public private partnership for national defense. The piece cites drone tech, F-35 timelines, and low AI military funding, urging a thicker American narrative and rejection of hollow liberalism.
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Technological Republic
Alexander C. Karp
Palantir
Nicholas W. Zamiska
Silicon Valley
Karp
David Will
Bloom
West
America
Peggy Lee
Measles outbreak fears rise in West Texas and beyond
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lisa Jarvis warns of an avoidable measles outbreak fueled by vaccine resistance and possible White House influence. The piece notes 18 of 124 Texans infected hospitalized, one child death, and pockets of exemption-driven vulnerability in Gaines County. Kennedy and MAHA figures are cast as destabilizing factors threatening ACIP guidance and CDC messaging.
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Texas
Mexico
Robert E Kennedy Jr
Department of Health and Human Services
Kennedy
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Calley Means
CNN
Paul Offit
Vaccine Education Center
Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia
U.S
Gaines County
FDA
Scott Gottlieb
Idaho
Alaska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
HHS
CDC
Advisory Committee
ACIP
Trump
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