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If you are one of Ohio’s nearly 8 million registered voters, your personally identifiable information like full name, address, date of birth, driver’s license and partial Social Security numbers may…
If every state representative or state senator in Ohio had to receive more than 50% of all votes cast in an election to win, would the General Assembly have gutted…
Nine months ago, Ohio Republican state Rep. Rodney Creech was a pariah in Columbus. Old allegations of gross sexual misconduct with a minor female relative had resurfaced and the Preble…
Ohio’s flagship public university is making news again for scandals old and new. Last week, Ohio State University assistant professor Luke Perez was videotaped knocking a filmmaker and his equipment…
Something fishy brought federal agents from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to a school in Dayton last week. They claimed to be investigating allegations of voter fraud, according to…
Social media erupted last week over Democratic Ohio attorney general candidate Elliot Forhan’s 40-second video post. “I want to tell you what I mean when I say that I am…
Thank God we have video. – Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. In less than three weeks of the new year armed federal agents in flak jackets and full-face masks shot and…
Any day now a swarm of armed state police dressed for war could descend on a metropolitan area in southwest Ohio. The small town of Springfield in Clark County is…
JD Vance famously admitted he was willing “to create stories” to attract media attention during the 2024 presidential campaign. It was his stunning defense of knowingly spreading false, racist rumors…
Three days into 2026 Americans woke up to breaking news that the country was at war. As the world slept, the U.S. dropped bombs in the middle of Caracas, captured…
What a cop out. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said he didn’t want to sign another voter suppression bill into law before he signed a sweeping anti-voting measure into law last…
Ohio farmers say Trump-era tariffs have twice damaged the farm economy, forcing costly bailouts while deeper problems like debt, health care costs and the lack of a new farm bill remain unresolved.
