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US House Dems’ campaign chief predicts they’ll gain majority control in midterms

Democrats expect they’ll gain a majority of seats in the U.S. House following November’s midterm elections, giving the party a platform to serve as a check on the president’s power.
Fortress Obetz proud to host OHSAA Cross-Country Championships
The City of Obetz is proud to welcome student-athletes, coaches, families and fans from across Ohio to Fortress Obetz this fall for two Ohio High School Athletic Association cross-country championship events.
New analysis of Treasury rules shows 42M married couples can claim $3,400 through Education Freedom Tax Credit
American Federation for Children Growth Fund Senior Fellow Patrick Graff, Ph.D. has released an updated analysis of the Treasury Department’s proposed rules, showing that more than 42 million married couples can claim the full $3,400 through the Education Freedom Tax Credit, potentially funding more than two million additional scholarships.
Study finds pregnancy stress may change placenta signals linked to fetal brain development
About one in five U.S. women experience maternal mental health conditions, and chronic stress during pregnancy can contribute to risk for both maternal and child health challenges. While researchers know this stress can increase the risk of brain and mental health disorders in children, they have not fully understood the biological mechanism involved.
Ohio Bar launches Judicial Votes Count to help Ohioans make informed choices in judicial elections
Judges make decisions every day that affect Ohioans’ families, businesses, communities and constitutional rights. Yet judicial races can be among the most overlooked contests on the ballot.
New White House press secretary is out
Katie Zacharia is out as White House press secretary, a White House official confirmed to The Center Square Friday.
Hillsboro crowns 2026 homecoming court
Hillsboro High School crowned the 2026 homecoming court Friday, Oct. 16 before the Indians’ varsity football game against Chillicothe.
NCAA sues DeWine over eligibility executive order
The NCAA on Friday sued Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in federal court after the governor issued an executive order earlier this week giving Ohio colleges and universities the option to expand the eligibility options for some student-athletes.
The primary electorate is its own harshest critic
Since the introduction of party primaries at the beginning of the 20th century, they have formed the foundation of our election system. If a candidate can’t make it through a primary electorate, there is only the slightest of chances that she will end up holding elected office.
When you are not getting your way
I would like both parties to put forth candidates so outstanding that we would have trouble choosing. Since they don’t, I encourage you to do your homework and avoid the candidates who are not looking out for the United States. We owe it to our children.
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