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Clear Front Runner in 2026 Ohio Gubernatorial Race

Flickr By August, Vivek Ramaswamy had raised $9.7 million in the opening months of his campaign for Ohio governor, compared to $1.4 million from Democrat Amy Acton. With Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel stepping aside, Ramaswamy now stands as the leading Republican contender in the 2026 race. Tressel announced this week that he would not seek

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Vaccine Shots Spike Controversy

(Wikimedia Commons) “Every last one of them is wrong and drips with disdain and slavery,” declared Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo on September 3rd, 2025, as he announced the state’s sweeping plan to eliminate all vaccine mandates. The statement, delivered during a press conference alongside Governor Ron DeSantis, immediately sparked national outrage. Critics condemned the

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Academy’s HOSA Chapter Competes at State Level

Jackson A. HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), founded in 1976, is a global student-led organization that empowers students to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and real-world experience, promoting career opportunities. HOSA includes more than 260,000 members across 54 chartered associations, including American Samoa, Canada, China, the District of Columbia,

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Germany Faces a Reckoning

Flickr This past weekend, February 23-25, Germany awaited the results of Europe’s most important election of the year. The 2025 German federal election, held on February 23, was moved up due to intense political turmoil. In November 2024, Chancellor Olaf Scholz, leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), made the shocking decision to fire Finance

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Blurs Fact and Fiction

(Flickr) Robert F. Kennedy Jr., long known for his outspoken views on vaccines and public health, has faced intense scrutiny in Senate hearings following his nomination by President Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). While Kennedy has attempted to reframe his positions in a more moderate light, his history of

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Women in Combat

Flickr The debate over women serving in the U.S. military, particularly in combat roles, has long been contentious. While many argue that women have proven their capability to meet the demands of these positions, others believe that their inclusion could potentially disrupt military effectiveness. At its core, this debate speaks to larger societal questions about

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“LA In Flames”

Just before New Year’s Eve, California Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, unveiled a new regulation intended to tackle the growing difficulties homeowners face in securing coverage and to establish a more resilient insurance market. While the announcement was hailed as a “landmark” move, its significance was quickly overshadowed by a series of devastating wildfires—beginning with the

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A Tribute for Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day

CASE staff with several Student Council members. (Melanie Q./Staff) Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day (FSAD) celebrates the dedication and impact of educators and support staff who shape our community Last year, student council introduced Babysitting Night as part of our FSAD events. The program was designed to provide teachers and staff with young children a

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Deconstructing the Department of Education?

Flickr The Department of Education (DOE) is a critical part of the U.S. government, focusing on schools and learning. It helps set rules for education, provides funding to schools, and works to ensure all students have access to quality education. Additionally, the DOE supports teachers and develops programs aimed at improving learning across the nation.

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Republicans Trump Democrats in Presidential Election

(Pixabay) In an unexpected turn of events for many, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance secured a decisive victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, winning both the popular vote by over 4 million ballots and a commanding majority in the Electoral College. Their success marked a historic shift, as they claimed all seven key swing