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10 Ohio Hospitals Face Risk of Closure Due to Trump/Republican Spending Law, Analysis Shows
Marymount in Garfield Heights and Euclid Hospital are both on the list.
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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ACLU Decries Expanding ICE Partnerships With Ohio Law Enforcement
Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene last year said that the $125 per inmate per day he received from ICE added $4.5 million a year to his bottom line.
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ACLU of Ohio Sues ICE, Alleging Warrantless Arrests, Arrests of Citizens, Other Abuses
“Despite the lack of any arrest warrant or probable cause to believe that they pose a likelihood of escape, federal agents snatch these Ohioans out of their lives and into jail, flouting the requirements of the law.”
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Nearly Half of Ohioans Don’t Make Enough to Be Economically Secure, Report Says
If a household is headed by a single parent, matters are even worse. Nearly 90% don’t earn enough to meet the security threshold
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Poll Shows Ohio U.S. Senate Race Statistically Tied With Health Insurance a Big Concern Among Voters
Husted held leads in polls conducted last year, but Brown has matched him in recent surveys.
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A University President, an Inappropriate Relationship, $60K Podcasts, and Another Scandal in Ohio
The one episode that JobsOhio funded and actually got made received fewer than 4,000 views on YouTube. Most of those appeared to have taken place after news of Carter’s departure broke on Monday. None of the others had more than 200.
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A Group Seeks to Eliminate Ohio Property Taxes. Experts Warn it Would Create Devastating Budget Cuts
More than three-fifths of property taxes fund public schools, with lesser portions funding fire and police departments, libraries, townships and city and county governments.
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Economists: Cutting Immigration Will Harm Ohio’s Economy
”The research is clear that immigrants pay significantly more in taxes than they receive in benefits.”
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Food Deserts Are Growing in Ohio and Other States. See Where They Are
The largest geographical deserts are in rural areas, many concentrated in the southeastern portion of the state.
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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.
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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