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After Health Subsidies Expire, Marketplace Enrollment Takes a Big Dip in Ohio
Studies predict that some 4.8 million Americans will lost insurance in the absence of ACA subsidies.
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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In the Wake of ICE Shooting, Protests in Ohio, Preparation for More Raids
They were protesting a masked ICE agent’s shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, who was behind the wheel of her SUV when the agent, Jonathan E. Ross, shot her from point-blank range.
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Ohio Spends Billions to Create Jobs. Economists Say the Lack of Jobs is Making People Leave
Ohio is expected to lose 675,000 people by 2050 due to a lack of sufficient job opportunities
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The 15 Richest Americans Got 33% Richer in 2025 — Far Outpacing Average Ohioans
In yet another sign of exploding inequality, a new data analysis finds that while affordability is an urgent issue for average Ohioans, the richest Americans keep getting richer. A lot richer.
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Report: Trump Law Is Even Harder on Poor Ohioans Than People Might Think
An analysis by Policy Matters Ohio found the legislation is even worse for poor and middle-class Ohioans.
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Amid ICE Agent Abuse Arrests in Ohio, Advocate Says It ‘Fails to Police Its Own Ranks’
“There’s a real problem with gender-based violence by ICE agents, and the agency is not taking it seriously.”
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With Human Costs of Gambling Mounting in Ohio, More Are Seeking Help
There are an estimated 255,000 problem gamblers in Ohio and a recent study showed a “substantial increase in average bankruptcy rates, debt sent to collections, use of debt consolidation loans, and auto loan delinquencies” in states with legalized sports betting.
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Ohio U.S. Sen. Jon Husted Wants to “Freeze” ACA Insurance Subsidies
About 64% of Americans now view the Affordable Care Act — or Obamacare — favorably. But as with many Republican officials, Husted still doesn’t like it.
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Cleveland Fed: Businesses Report Increasing Prices, Declining Activity
“Outside of tariffs, many contacts continued to report rising utilities and insurance costs. In general, nonlabor costs were expected to grow at a strong pace in the coming months.”
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Report Shows Scandal-Plagued Ohio Utility Made $108 Million in Errors. It Wants Customers to Pay
FirstEnergy misclassified lobbying funds as it financed a massive bribery scandal
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Ohioans’ Federal Food Benefits Should Be Issued by Midweek, Administrator Says
Trump and the government shut down had led to delays that drove record numbers to local food pantries.
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Ohio’s Economic Future is Hazy, But a Recession Might Be Looming, Fed Survey Indicates
The Cleveland Fed said there was a nearly one-in-four chance that the national economy was already in recession as of last month.