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Ohio’s proposed ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ would require public schools to let parents know about sexuality content materials, give parents a chance to review them, and give parents the option to request alternative instruction

The program would have enticed developers to construct low-incoming housing by making state tax credits accessible to projects receiving federal aid, but the Senate killed it.

“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”