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Op-Ed: Preventing Mass Layoffs in the Rust Belt, a Popular and Possible Initiative
Democrats should embrace an economically populist agenda that confronts corporate greed and economic elites.
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Ohio Is Among States Where Credit Card Debt is Rising Most Quickly
28.65% of Buckeye credit card bills were overdue.
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‘Voters Will Be Ready for a Change.’ Ohio Democratic Party Sets Sights on Winning 2026 Elections
“Republicans have controlled state government for nearly two decades, and all we have to show for it is rising costs and falling quality of life,” Clyde said.
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Ohio Secretary of State Sends Voter Fraud Allegations to Trump Justice Department
LaRose notes only 167 examples of noncitizens allegedly casting a ballot spread over the last eight years of four federal elections. Critics say he’s “forum shopping” after local prosecutors declined to bring charges.
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‘It Was Chaos’: How an Ohio Youth Treatment Center Tried to Put an End to Rising Violence
A year after taking over Mohican Young Star Academy, new owners and leadership face questions from workers, police and neighbors about its direction.
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Allowing Politicians to Stay in Charge of Ohio Redistricting Has Just Led to More Gerrymandering
Ohio voters have said time and again they want fair maps. Elected officials won’t listen.
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Ohio Solar Supporters, Farmers Eager for Proposed Community Power Pilot
With data centers placing even more demand on the grid, it creates a situation where Ohio needs energy generation, say supporters.
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New Ohio Congressional Redistricting Map Introduced to Criticism, But May Have Support to Pass
Leaders say the map, which creates 12 Republican-leaning districts over the 10 current ones, was a compromise between the Democrats and Republicans on the commission.
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Amid Tariffs, Costs and Prices Are Increasing, Cleveland Fed Says
“Overall, nonlabor input costs rose at a robust pace in recent weeks, continuing the trend seen in the prior three reporting periods,” it said. “Tariffs were frequently cited as drivers of these cost increases across industries.”
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Court Extends Temporary Pause on Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products
Sales of intoxicating hemp THC drinks and other products are now legal until Dec. 2
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Ohio Lawmakers Propose Bill to Track Pregnancy Outcomes in Jails and Prisons
A Marshall Project – Cleveland and News 5 investigation helped spark a bipartisan bill to track pregnancy outcomes in Ohio jails and prisons.
