FBI abuses Woods Files under FISA prompt reform
The Horowitz memo questions the FBI handling of Woods Files and 29 surveillance applications. It finds sloppiness, missing files, and an average of 20 problems per case, with no confidence in Woods Procedures compliance. Congress should reform or repeal FISA to curb potential overreach and protect citizens.
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When can sports safely resume after COVID shutdown
The piece reviews the March shutdown of major sports led by the NBA pause after Rudy Gobert tested positive and notes the March 11 to 12 actions. It discusses reopening possibilities with testing and distancing, cautions about safety and the absence of spectators, and argues careful steps could allow limited play from home venues while fans watch remotely.
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The Medina Gazette invites letters to the editor under 250 words with verification by providing name full address and telephone number. Submissions are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and may be shortened to fit the length requirement whether by email or mail to the given address.
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Is This Really the Best We Can Do in 2020 Politics
A Washington Post columnist reflects on 2020 campaign dynamics. Biden faces foreign policy scrutiny with China while Trump advocates a China-centric stance. The piece weighs past foreign policy figures, bipartisan ties, and electoral math, urging a strong, reality-based stance and strategic use of Taiwan and WHO relations.
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Trump’s anti science stance and its consequences
Ann McFeathers argues in Tribune News Service that the Trump administration degraded science, ousted experts, and misled the public on COVID-19. The piece notes dismissive actions toward testing, data, and regulations while highlighting dangerous treatment claims and a lack of mask guidance.
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