Paul said Fauci would not be liable if he admitted to committing crimes during the hearing. He said Fauci could only be prosecuted if he was found to be lying to Congress.  "All he had to do today, if he wanted to testify, was be honest. As long as he was honest, even about committing a crime, he would have no jeopardy, but I think the pardon has given him more immunity than most people would ever get," Paul said. 

Overcoming the left’s whataboutism and snarky dismissal of resurgent communism requires inner strength, but it is essential that those who believe in America promote truth, win elections, and prosecute criminals.  The alternative is that communism will continue to gain traction, and that would be a disaster.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has asked the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) Board of Directors to approve a dividend projected at $1 billion for Ohio businesses.

These incidents were reported by the HCSO.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) and the Ohio Sheep Improvement Association (OSIA) this week celebrated the inaugural Buckeye Baa-ttle at the Ohio State Fair, where legislators, cabinet members, and media representatives joined Ohio’s talented 4-H and FFA sheep exhibitors in the show ring.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced today that an OVI checkpoint will be held tomorrow evening in Clermont County.

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades heard from a local resident concerned about a proposed new battery storage facility on Mad River Road during their Wednesday, July 29 meeting.

Electricity prices will remain elevated in PJM Interconnection’s 13-state service area, including Ohio, following an auction setting prices for future generating capacity.

A Washington Court House man was sentenced recently to three years in prison after pleading guilty to a failure to comply charge in Highland County.