Can Democrats and big government Republicans be so obtuse as to propose spending more than $5 billion to provide handouts for refugees after federal prosecutors unveiled a scheme, largely involving Minnesota’s Somali community, to defraud as much as $9 billion in taxpayer money?
Two people were killed and another injured as Hurricane Isaias brought damaging winds, falling trees and widespread power outages across the Southeast, with emergency crews beginning recovery efforts Saturday.
I am writing to bring urgent attention to the safety crisis occurring on our local roads. Within just a single month, Highland County has seen four separate horse-and-buggy accidents, three of which were tragically fatal.
As public education remains a concern for taxpayers, supporters of school choice programs argue that giving families more educational options can improve student outcomes at a lower cost.
The Supreme Court of Ohio decided this week that candidates for state representative and for an appellate court may remain on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
Homo sapiens have been walking the earth for 300,000 years, and for most of that time, our lives have been nasty, brutish, and short. That fate only changed 300 years ago, coincident with the beginning of the fossil-fuel-based Industrial Revolution.
