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Ohio Teachers Union Requests Inquiry Into Alleged Charter School ‘Union-Busting’
The upcoming budget seems poised to expand school vouchers
Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Groups Fighting Hunger in Ohio Disappointed by State Senate Budget Draft
“Eliminating increased funding to help people put food on the table, when the state of Ohio has incredible resources at its disposal, is cruel and short-sighted”
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Advocates React to Ohio Senate’s Private School Voucher Expansion Plan, More in State Budget Proposal
“A program that was intended to help low-income children could now subsidize wealthy families to continue to send their children to private schools,” Antonio said
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Ohio AG Dave Yost on Bathroom Policies: Law Does Not Protect ‘Subjective Preferences’ of Trans People
“Allowing men to share bathrooms with women increases the ease with which biological males – most especially men who identify as men – can victimize women and girls”
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Anti-Abortion Groups Warn of Potential ‘Late-Term Abortions’ in Ohio. Experts Say Term is False
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists said the phrase “has no clinical or medical significance”
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Ohio Budget Set to Expand Eligibility for Free Lunches, Still Falls Short of Universal Free Lunch
“They should use our collective resources to ensur[e] every child in Ohio has at least one healthy school meal every day”
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Ohio Abortion Clinics Working Away as Lawsuits, Ballot Initiative Move Forward
“A lot of questions we’re getting are around the status of the law”
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Ohio’s Health Disparities Weigh Down Progress, Annual Study Shows
“It is clear that Ohioans continue to live less healthy lives than people in most other states.”
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Bipartisan Duo are Pushing an Ohio Bill to Improve Pregnancy Outcomes, Doula Services
Improving support for the doula program in Ohio has been an ongoing struggle.
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Opponents of August Special Election Continue to Use Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose’s Own Words Against Him
LaRose previously claimed August elections result in “a handful of voters” making “big decisions”
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What Norfolk Southern’s CEO Said to the Ohio Senate Rail Committee This Week
He expressed commitment to East Palestine, federal advancements in rail safety
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As Maternal Mortality Rises, Ohio Policymakers Urge Action
Black women are 2.5 times more likely to die than white or Hispanic women in the US