The real open question is whether the United States or its adversaries decides what it does. Does the U.S. develop the systems of the future on its terms in advance where we can set appropriate guardrails and train our forces to use them or is it forced to react in a crisis?
The Trump administration is using the evidence in a push for passage of the Save America Act, calling on Americans to pressure their members of Congress to approve the landmark legislation that would require voter ID and curb mail-in ballots.
Ohio public school districts continue to be desperate for bus drivers, while the status of school transportation as a whole is being debated by public and private schools alike.
Ohio has seen its second straight week of “significant increases” in cases of cyclosporiasis, the parasite that has been connected to leafy greens, and to severe diarrhea throughout the U.S, according to the state’s health director.
As of Aug. 1, Next Generation MyCare is now statewide and impacts all Ohioans who are dually eligible, meaning they have both Medicare and Medicaid coverage.
Jon C. Hapner, 91, attorney, former Municipal Court Judge and devoted Ohio State Buckeye fan, of Hillsboro, passed away peacefully Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026 at his home.
