We can do more to stop violent crime. We are letting these repeat violent offenders freely roam our streets. If a repeat violent offender is released into a community, the public deserves to know.  

When the smoke cleared on August 11, it was Lisa Demuth, not Lindell, walking away as the Republican nominee for Minnesota governor. She beat Lindell by more than 40,000 votes and 11 points.

Some critics say this iteration of the immigrant story offers a distinct challenge. A number of leading Muslim candidates for office, for example, are so opposed to America’s longtime ally Israel that their rhetoric veers into antisemitism. And some, such as the Democratic Party candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, are being supported with campaign funds linked to Hamas front groups.

“Transparency matters, and Ohio voters deserve to have all of the facts before deciding whether a photo ID requirement for voting should be included in the Ohio Constitution,” said Secretary LaRose. 

Our rivals, with China first among them, understand the stakes. If we fail to build here, they gain the advantage. And just as the race accelerates, organized opposition to data center construction is spreading, and not all of it is homegrown.

God offers these consoling words for those who carry a heavy cross. “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” (John 14:27.)

To the opposition-minded reader I want to say one thing directly: you are being attacked from three directions — Ivanishvili, Russia, and the ecosystem that breathes hatred of Trump and whose instructions part of your leadership trusts blindly. For such leaders the political lexicon has an old term: "useful idiots." Wake up — or you will pay the bill again.

We call him Lightning. As far as I know, everyone always has. He is my brother-in-law. He is a big man, standing 6'5" tall. 

I have watched you, Mr. President, and you have been very effective about improving the looks of our country. Without any new laws, I think you could develop a rivalry between the railroads that would cause them to clean up these messes.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in the Democrats’ U.S. Senate primary in Michigan last Tuesday was the latest sign of an emerging kingmaker in U.S. politics – a little-known super PAC that has tapped the wealth of a new cadre of Muslim-American mega-donors to support far-left candidates.

As the sitting Judge of the Highland County Court, I am issuing this statement to express my strong opposition to any proposal to close the Highland County Court location in Greenfield.

We don’t need partisan outrage; we need a sober realization that the rules of the game are currently written to permit the exact behavior that destroys public faith in the process.

Closing Highland County Court, Madison Township Division would shift real costs onto Greenfield in police overtime and lost patrol time (our department files roughly 80 percent of the charges here), onto the sheriff in added deputies for transport and service, and back onto county taxpayers through more failures to appear, warrants, and jail days for people who simply can't make a 34-mile round trip to Hillsboro.

Democratic socialists’ much-anticipated iron-clad grip on the party in Wisconsin dissolved into thin air Tuesday night when David Crowley pulled off a stunning upset, defeating Francesca Hong for the Democratic nomination for governor.

Since I was a kid I’ve been fascinated with history, poring for hours over a collection of front pages of The Columbus Dispatch that my mom bought me at the state fair, or a reprint of a 1903 Sears catalogue she got… somewhere, or yellowing hardbound editions of American Heritage magazine. But the fascination also goes back to something more tangible — and to a place only yards away from the fairgrounds. To the grounds of the brutalist Ohio History Center that went up in 1970.