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Man armed with pistols and brass knuckles lunges at Democrat during event at Ohio county fair

The man ‘aggressively shoved his way through the crowd’ and was armed with two pistols, the sheriff says

The Independent UK

Amy Acton Fair Attack Leaves Several Injured After Armed Suspect Lunges at Ohio Democratic Frontrunner

An armed man lunged at Democratic governor candidate Amy Acton at Ohio's Canfield Fair, injuring several. She was unhurt as bipartisan leaders condemned the attack weeks before the vote.

International Business Times UK

Amy Acton Attack Update: Suspect Had Two Guns and Brass Knuckles After Allegedly Rushing Ohio Candidate

A man was arrested with weapons after allegedly pushing through a crowd towards Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton at the Canfield Fair, leaving two people injured. Acton was unharmed.

International Business Times UK

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Ohio Opens a Cancer Navigator Office After a West Chester Family Spent His Final Weeks Fighting Paperwork

Ohio created a Pediatric Complex Care Navigation Program after Jayden Zurlinden died at 20. It is open to families at any income level.

Medical Daily

Ohio death row inmate gets rare chance to seek pardon after 30 years

Tyrone Noling maintains he did not commit the murders of Bearnhardt and Cora Hartig

The Independent UK

Ohio's Republican Governor Says Haitians 'Played a Major Role' in Springfield's 'Economic Comeback'

Gov. Mike DeWine's recent essay in The New York Times makes the case for a more open legal immigration policy.

Reason

Severe storms cut power supply to 540,000 homes in US midwest

Indiana faced most outages at 267,000, about 8% of its customers, with severe thunderstorms and wind ahead

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Powerful storm slams Midwest leaving 700,000 customers without power

The risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain will persist over the coming days throughout the Midwest, the Ohio Valley, and the central Appalachians

The Independent UK

Powerful storms sweep US midwest, leave 3 dead and nearly 800,000 without power

Three people were killed as powerful storms swept across the US Midwest, triggering flooding and tornadoes and knocking out electricity for nearly 800,000 customers across four states. Winds reached up to 99mph in parts of Indiana, tearing down trees, power lines and buildings.

The Times of India

Deaths, damage reported as severe weather spawns tornadoes, flash flooding in the Midwest

A series of vicious storms ravaged the Midwest, unleashing tornadoes and heavy rainfall. The storm's fury left hundreds of thousands without power, as fallen trees and wires littered the area. Sadly, several lives were lost due to the unforgiving weather. In response, emergency teams executed water rescues as flooding affected…

The Economic Times

Powerful storms in US midwest leave three dead and 800,000 without power

Winds of more than 80mph, severe flooding and tornadoes swept through Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky

The Guardian - US

Ohio's GOP Governor Warns of 'Mistake' in Deporting Haitians to Their Home Country: 'Haiti Is Hell Today'

His remarks followed a that ICE has prepared plans to increase arrests and deportations of Haitian migrants as early as this week

Latin Times

97% of Trump-endorsed candidates won primaries this election cycle

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Ballotpedia

Ohio governor vetoes bill requiring photo ID for absentee voting

On June 24, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) vetoed legislation that would have required most voters to provide photo identification when either requesting or returning an absentee ballot.

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Florida Republican says deporting Haitians with TPS would be ‘huge mistake’

‘Haiti is a failed state’, says Carlos Giménez, congressman and Miami Cuban exile, after controversial court ruling

International Business Times UK

Parents and Grandparents Arrested After Sixteen 'Feral' Children Found Living Like Animals In Collapsing Squalid Conditions

Sixteen children were rescued from a severely neglected home in Hamden, Ohio. Four adults face felony charges, and the children are now in state custody receiving medical care.

The Times of India

Trump ally tells migrants to seek permanent status or leave US: 'Either fill out paperwork or we’ll help you get back...'

Migrants living in US under temporary protected status should either apply for permanent residency or return to their home countries, Homeland Security secretary Markwayne Mullin has said, following a US supreme court ruling that could lead to major changes in immigration protections.

The Guardian - US

US homeland security secretary tells migrants to seek permanent status or leave

Markwayne Mullin’s remarks come after controversial supreme court ruling to strip TPS from over 350,000 people

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‘It’s just so wrong’: Haitians in Ohio reel from supreme court TPS ruling

After outrageous insults from Donald Trump, Haitians have helped to revive Springfield – now their future is uncertain

The Independent UK

Social media giants dealt a blow as Ohio gives parents control over children’s accounts

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 ruling on Thursday, ordered the restoration of the Social Media Parental Notification Act, which a lower court had previously blocked

The Independent UK

Republican Gov. Mike DeWine wants Ohio to abolish the death penalty, saying it is not a deterrent

Gov. Mike DeWine says he believes Ohio should abolish the death penalty

The Independent UK

Death penalty champion shocks supporters with abolition push

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Republican governor who wrote Ohio’s death penalty law calls to scrap executions

"I no longer believe the death penalty is a deterrent to murder," the 79-year-old governor declared during a news conference

Kiplinger

New Poll Shows People Hate Data Centers: Billions in Tax Exemptions Are One Reason Why

Data centers in Virginia and other states are sparking backlash about how AI, cloud computing, and investment affect local communities.

Roll Call

Ohio Senate candidates spar over donations tied, loosely or not, to Epstein

by Lori Robertson ANALYSIS —Ohio voters are witnessing a battle of campaign television ads as each Senate candidate tries to tie the other to Jeffrey Epstein — by way of donations from those with some link to the late convicted sex offender. Democrat Sherrod Brown’s campaign charges that Republican Sen.…

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