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- 1Opinion piece reignites church-state separation debate▼John Turley: Church and state: One nation, under argument (Opinion)
A new opinion column by John Turley, published in the Charleston Gazette-Mail, argues that church and state remain deeply contested in American public life, framing the United States as 'one nation, under argument' over religion's role in government. The piece examines ongoing tensions over religious expression in civic institutions. It has drawn early attention in discussions about faith and politics.
- 2Morrisey contradicts his administration's own nuclear campus bid▼Morrisey contradicts admin's own nuclear campus bid in response to Gazette-Mail report
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has publicly contradicted his own administration's position on a proposed nuclear campus project, in remarks responding to a Charleston Gazette-Mail report. The comments raised questions about internal divisions over the bid and about the state's broader nuclear energy plans, drawing attention in local political coverage.