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Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan Takes Workhorse-Showhorse Divide To Extremes
One of the most influential members of Congress — and most ardent defenders of President Trump — is also one of the least active legislators

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One of the most influential members of Congress — and most ardent defenders of President Trump — is also one of the least active legislators

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Ohio is one of 30 states that allows discrimination against LGBTQ+ people in employment, housing, and public accommodations.
Abbey Haudenshild knew something was wrong when she learned she owed her pharmacy nearly $8,000.
Eligible offenders convicted of certain types of crimes can ask the court to expunge, or seal, their convictions.
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The effect of a lack of paid family leave on small businesses and women of color were significant issues in a legislative hearing.
Ohio Senate Republicans want to anchor down the nearly 40-year low on the state’s income tax rate, but concerns persist over bond ratings.
Supporters of a bill to “clarify” students’ rights to exercise their faith said the bill is a protection for those of any faith or no faith.
Candidates vying for two Ohio Supreme Court justice positions are seeing their cases bolstered by deep support from the legal profession.
A renewed push for a revised but still intact EdChoice has begun.
To the Trump administration, that effort is “costly” and “wasteful” for the federal government
“If any other program was as inefficient as this, we would eliminate it."
A Democratic Ohio state representative has introduced legislation that would ban the use of conversion therapy for treating minors.
Two Ohio House Democrats have introduced legislation that would crack down on chemicals in drinking water.
Ohio is flatland corn country. It’s rural and red and full of white people who drink mass-produced lager and like football. Right?
Dozens of Ohio legislators are choosing to spend their donors’ money in the interest of local journalism.
Trump said from a White House podium. “He’s obviously very proud of his body.”