McConnell’s legacy tainted by partisan rule bending and hypocrisy
The New York Daily News critiques Senate leader Mitch McConnell for abusing procedural power to stall Supreme Court nominees in election years, supporting Trump judges, and using the debt limit as a bargaining tool. It portrays him as a savvy tactician with little principle and a lasting partisan impact.
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Letter: Medina voter backs continuous operating levy for schools
A Medina resident with 40 years in town urges neighbors to vote yes on March 19 for the Medina Schools continuous operating levy. He cites past cuts, benefits to his children and grandchildren, and the minimal homeowner impact per Kids First Medina.
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Calm voices lift spirits in tough times across communities
A winter of hardship prompts acts of kindness from Elmo social posts to a Northeast Ohio sewer district hotline and Healdsburg kindergartners. The NPR story highlights lonely, anxious months and hopeful outreach through creative public messages and a free hotline Peptoc for students and families.
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Supreme Court delays in Trump immunity case explained
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman argues the Court should provide clear reasoning on immunity for a former president while noting delays trace to DOJ timing and political factors. He compares to Nixon and urges careful, transparent handling without rushing to judgment before Election Day.
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