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In a first, nine Texas Antifa members found guilty on federal terror charges

In a historical first, nine people have been convicted by a federal jury on domestic terrorism charges connected to Antifa.
Brendan Carr calls for fair telecom treatment in Europe amid trade talks
U.S. officials are calling for fair treatment of American companies in Europe as broader trade negotiations continue.
U.S. Senate to hold marathon debate on GOP voter ID bill
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., plans to bring an elections reform bill to the floor next week and kickstart a marathon debate that could potentially last days.
Protecting children in a digital world
The internet and social media have become a modern-day Wild West. The increased use of AI and social media by bad actors with little regulation from the tech industry has led to severe impacts on our children’s safety and mental health.
Get prepared
Regardless of your thinking or for which parties you are cheering, it is time to realize that World War III is on our doorstep. We already have turmoil and terror on our shores; we just have not put it all together yet.
Highland County commissioners hear update on SNAP changes
Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades heard an update on policy changes for SNAP benefits from Highland County Job and Family Services Director Jeremy Ratcliff during their Wednesday, March 11 meeting.
Bengals sign Johnathan Allen
The Bengals today signed unrestricted free agent DT Jonathan Allen to a two-year contract through the 2027 season.
10 Medicaid providers facing fraud charges
Indictments filed this month by the office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost accuse 10 Medicaid providers of stealing a combined $578,000 from the government health-care program for the needy.
Ohio State moves quickly to name new president
The board named current provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda as OSU’s 18th president, replacing Carter, a former Navy vice admiral and Top Gun pilot who had been president for two years but resigned Monday. 
Monroe Doctrine 2.0: U.S. over China in Latin America
A pro-American tide is rising again in the Western Hemisphere – not because of pressure from abroad, but because voters across the region are choosing leaders who believe their future lies alongside the United States in building a hemisphere of prosperity and security. Big things ahead.
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