The Gazette Scott Mahoney Leads Edition
The Gazette founded in 1832 continues under managing editor Scott Mahoney shaping coverage and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2025
Page
3
The Gazette founded in 1832 continues under managing editor Scott Mahoney shaping coverage and editorial direction.
The Dallas Morning News reflects on Pope Leo XIV and the selection of Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as pope. It argues faith provides meaning beyond suffering, notes global interest crosses beliefs, and sees the papal election as a moral and political symbol that inspires hope across cultures and regions from the U.S. to Latin America and the Vatican.
The Gazette invites editor letters under 250 words and reserves editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include full name home address and phone number for verification. Email preferred letters to medina gazette com or mail to The Gazette 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
GOP lawmakers warn economic slowdown and looming debt fights threaten Trump tax cuts and deep domestic cuts. With narrow majorities in Congress, moderates resist Medicaid and SNAP reductions while debt limits and 12 annual spending bills loom. Sensible compromise asks for work and cooling fears ahead of 2026 elections.
Washingtons Yellow Pages once listed many associations and now the Student Borrower Protection Center advocates for debt relief amid 1.7 trillion in student loans. The piece notes defaults rising, Biden administration actions, and debates on accountability, with references to figures from Education Department and IRS collections. Cal Thomas comments on credit, standards, and student obligations.
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