Non-wealthy Americans are taking economic hits from all sides these days. Gas, groceries, housing, utilities and healthcare are all necessities and they’re rapidly getting more expensive.
The contest for the Americas will be decided in part by which story the region’s publics find believable. China has heavily invested and is buying volume—placement, subscribers, infrastructure that doubles as advertising—but it is not buying trust. The United States holds the higher value asset: credibility rooted in a free press and an open society.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has announced the launch of a new online resource providing public access to Election Integrity Unit (EIU) case dispositions, Ohio Election Integrity Commission advisory opinions, and Commission decision data.
I was underwater and gasping for air. I had been asleep on the banks of the Miami River and must have rolled over into the water. Unfortunately, at that point a boat came close and pushed me underwater. Not only did I need air, but I also need to avoid the boat’s propeller.
Ohio lawmakers kicked off hearings for a new data center committee Wednesday. Stakeholders from the industry, utility regulation, and state agencies shared their views on data centers’ impact on the cost of power, the environment, and the economy.
A Hillsboro man charged with felonious assault was among the eight individuals indicted by a Highland County grand jury during their Tuesday, June 2 session.
A Latvian national was sentenced in federal court recently to 102 months in prison for his role as a negotiator in one of the most notorious ransomware groups in the world, known as Karakurt, TommyLeaks and SchoolBoys Ransomware.
A coalition of Democratic attorneys general and governors sued the U.S. Department of Education recently over forthcoming regulations that will impose new borrowing limits for students pursuing certain advanced degree programs.
