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A Deceased Pope, a Vice President, and an Immigration Controversy in Ohio
JD Vance made a trip to visit the Pope, who had lambasted the Vice President’s views on immigration, on Easter Sunday
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Jarrett Allen, Kenny Atkinson Say Cleveland Is a Nice Place to Live
And we love nothing more than when sports guys say that
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: Cuckolding Seems Wild. Can You Explain Why People Like It?
Humiliation in daily life? Not fun. But in a controlled, consensual setting? It can be intensely arousing.
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‘Nothing Speaks Like Money.’ Republican Senator Wants Ohio Higher Education Funds Tied to New Law
Jerry Cirino talked about the need for a higher education law given “the predominance of left-leaning faculty, which has skewed things on our campuses.”
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Cleveland Museum of Art Statue to Be Sent Back to Libya, Where it Was Originally Stolen During WWII
The piece, “Statue of a Man,” has been in the museum’s collection for 34 years
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Cain Park Manager Suspended, Ordered to Take Anger Management Training Following Outbursts With Staff
“The mayor allows this hostile work environment to happen by letting [him] stay in his role with a slap on the wrist,” said one former employee
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Trump’s Tariffs Could Increase the Price of Ohio Craft Beer
Besides increased prices, the tariffs could also cause the closure of small breweries
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Ohio Budget Would Only Recognize Two Sexes, Excluding Transgender Community and Intersex People
“The budget is not the place where we should be discussing culture war or legislating against people’s rights,” said Equality Ohio Executive Director Dwayne Steward.
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All Stick, No Carrot: Ohio’s Reagan Tokes Law Acts as a ‘One-Way Ratchet’ for Prison Time
Intended to curb prison violence with promises of early release, the law is turning out as unbalanced as critics feared, with sentences extended at every turn.
