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Republicans and Democrats are in revolt – for very different reasons

Like the frustrated Republicans of a decade ago, today’s Democrats are furious at their elected official for the lack of change. But whereas the right is fighting to return quintessential American values to the fore, these leftists want to ditch those values altogether. Their vision can be summed up in one word: socialism.
Trump terminates Obama-era climate change policy
The Trump administration on Thursday terminated the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Endangerment Finding,” a landmark policy that led to sweeping climate change regulations and higher costs across the country.
Feckless Democrats stand for nothing
While a majority of Americans – including Democrats, Republicans and Independents – support a photo ID as proof of citizenship, the House Democrats overwhelmingly rejected the idea. Why? It's either because of their severe anti-Trump affliction or they realize an awful lot of noncitizens are likely to vote for the party that promises open borders and more freebies for illegals. (Probably both.)
ODA recognizes 10 Soil and Water Conservation Districts, including Highland SWCD
The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) is recognizing 10 Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs) for their exceptional leadership and commitment to helping farmers in their communities following the 2024 drought.
Congressman Taylor secures nearly $17 million for southern Ohio
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) announced he secured nearly $17 million in federal funding for 13 community-driven projects across Ohio’s Second Congressional District.
Transportation officials say a loophole closed on CDL drivers
CDL drivers causing 17 fatal crashes and 30 deaths in 2025 are no longer eligible to get a nondomiciled commercial driver’s license, according to a new rule issued by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Balderson bill would define 'affordable, reliable, clean' energy in federal law
The Affordable, Reliable, Clean Energy Security Act aims to restore common sense to American energy policy.
From classroom to career: Southern State prepares nurses for in-demand health-care roles
With health-care employers actively hiring across the region, Southern State Community College serves as a vital workforce pipeline, graduating up to 100 nursing students each year.
Reps. Bird, Stewart introduce bill prohibiting certain local elected officials from signing nondisclosure agreements
State Reps. Adam Bird (R-New Richmond) and Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) this week introduced legislation prohibiting certain local elected officials from entering into nondisclosure agreements. The bill prohibits village mayors, county commissioners, township trustees, and members of a village council from knowingly entering into a nondisclosure agreement connected to their official duties in Ohio.  
U.S. House passes national voter ID bill, sends to Senate
Unless GOP leadership in the Senate tweaks filibuster rules, as many Republicans have recently advocated, the SAVE America Act is unlikely to become law due to the filibuster.
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