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Trump urges Intel’s CEO to step down while Ohio's U.S. senators criticize company
Intel announced this year that it was postponing the chipmaking facility in Ohio until at least the 2030s. Wolfe Research managing director Chris Caso said the company’s pullback may be at odds with the Trump administration’s intention of growing U.S. semiconductor production capacity.
Bu Tan of having ties to the "CCP," an apparent reference to the Chinese communist party. The senator called on Tan to "immediately resign" and also said Ohio should conduct a fraud investigation into ...
In a Trump-supporting Ohio county, Haitian immigrant Marc Rocher, a church volunteer, teacher and helper to a family with ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio - U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown on Wednesday denounced the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ decision to terminate contracts with most of its workers’ unions, describing it as a “a ...
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An Ohio River Wasn’t Deep Enough for JD Vance, Trump Threatens to Deploy DC National Guard, and Laura Loomer Says She’s the President’s “Rasputin”Good morning. Mostly sunny with a high around 84 today. A low around 66 overnight. The Nats host the Athletics again this ...
As states prepare to receive their share of the $50 billion in rural health funding provided by President Trump's Big ...
I don’t think Jon Husted or Bernie Moreno are in touch with everybody, and they’re just running whatever the president tells ...
Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman, who was a powerful figure in the last redistricting cycle, said through a spokesperson that ...
Ohio Sen. Jon Husted was appointed to replace VP JD Vance, but he has to run again in 2026. He could face a challenge from ...
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