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US Politics · United States

Trump says he’s nominating E.J. Antoni as Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner

51% Center coverage: 298 sources

President Donald Trump said Monday that he will nominate the economist E. J. Antoni as commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.See the Story

US Politics · United States

Trump's Tax Law Will Mostly Benefit the Rich, While Leaving Poorer Americans with Less, CBO Says

60% Center coverage: 145 sources

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Sherrod Brown · Ohio

Sherrod Brown to launch a comeback attempt for Senate in Ohio

39% Center coverage: 43 sources

Former Sen. Sherrod Brown has decided to run for the Senate next year in Ohio, according to three sources familiar with his plans, potentially putting the Republican-leaning state in play for Democrats. See the Story

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Idaho is losing OB-GYNs. Doctors who remain are trying to shoulder the extra burdens.

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Idaho is losing OB-GYNs. Doctors who remain are trying to shoulder the extra burdens.

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Idaho is losing OB-GYNs. Doctors who remain are trying to shoulder the extra burdens.

100% Left coverage: 9 sources

Dr. Becky Uranga, an OB-GYN in the Boise area of Idaho, holds one of many babies she has delivered over her 14 years of practice. As OB-GYNs and specialists have left Idaho after the implementation of a near-total abortion ban, Uranga said she is shouldering more work and feeling unable to give as much of her attention to some patients as she used to. (Courtesy of Dr. Becky Uranga)Before Dr. Harmony Schroeder left her OB-GYN practice in Idaho la…Abortion · South Dakota See the Story

Appeals court rules Trump clamp-down on spending data defies Congress’ authority

68% Left coverage: 37 sources

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Ohio Republican lawmakers seek to legalize sale of raw milk

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Cows walk from a barn after being milked. Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images.A pair of Ohio Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that would legalize the sale of unpasteurized milk. Doctors warn that raw milk causes foodborne illnesses, and the product is banned for a reason. The Everson Jersey Dairy Farm gets visitors from a hundred miles away for their milk. “It’s gone up probably 110% in people coming here,” owner Jamie Everson said. “We…Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Ohio Democratic Party sets sights on rural rebrand for party’s future

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A farmer on a tractor sprays soybean crops. (Photo by Westend61/Getty Images)Christopher Gibbs wants to start rebranding the Ohio Democratic Party by the time fall rolls around. “I’ve got corn to shuck, and beans to cut, and cattle to take care of,” the Shelby County resident said. Ohioans with those same priorities, based around the hard work of the harvest, are the people Gibbs thinks can bring about more success for Democrats in the state. As…Shelby, Ohio · Shelby Read Article

Women in States with Abortion Bans Are the Biggest Users of Abortion Telemedicine

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Ohio Capital JournalAbortion · Olympia See the Story

Another Ohio Sheriff’s Office Is Sued for Not Turning over ICE Records

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio is suing a second county, accusing it of violating the state’s open-records law.ACLU · Ohio See the Story

Ohio Democratic Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Raise Minimum Wage to $15 per Hour by 2029

Coverage: 2 sources

Ohio’s minimum wage is $10.70 per hour for non-tipped employees and $5.35 per hour for tipped employees. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour.Wages · Ohio See the Story

Ohio Democrats propose letting voters sign up to always use absentee ballots

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An election observer monitors two poll workers processing absentee ballots. (Photo by Matt Vasilogambros/Stateline.)A pair of Democratic Ohio state lawmakers want to give voters the chance to sign up for absentee ballots permanently. Eight states allow all their citizens to opt in to regular absentee voting, and another 11 allow specific populations like people with disabilities to do so, too. But under current law in Ohio, voters must file a ne…Toledo, Ohio · Toledo Read Article

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