Justices urged to reject Trump immunity claim in subpoenas
The Supreme Court considers whether presidential immunity should shield Trump from congressional and state subpoenas for financial and tax records. Courts already stayed the subpoenas as cases weigh limits on Congress and prosecutors, balancing legislative duty against presidential prerogatives.
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Medina Gazette Letters Guidelines for Readers
The Gazette requests letters to the editor under 250 words and subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full home address and telephone number for verification. Submissions may be emailed to letters medina gazette com or mailed to the Gazette address in Medina Ohio.
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Letters express concern over health policy and delivery changes
A reader laments Ohio lawmakers backing Senate Bill affecting COVID 19 decisions, questioning medical qualifications and signaling voter impact. Another reader complains about losing home delivery days and the impracticality of online access for non digital subscribers.
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Reopening debate amid COVID 19 fears and policy clash
CAL THOMAS argues to reopen the economy despite covid risks. He cites familiar safety measures, notes business closures harm livelihoods, and urges restaurants and bars to operate with mitigations. He recalls Cold War fears and cites Fauci and Nugent to frame public resistance and demand for freedom.
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