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Hamilton County Elections Officials: "CHOOSE LIFE" Signs are Campaign Signs on Nov. 7
Abortion · Hamilton County

Hamilton County Elections Officials: "CHOOSE LIFE" Signs are Campaign Signs on Nov. 7

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Ohio voters will vote on a constitutional amendment regarding reproductive health on Nov. 7. The amendment would protect a patient's right to get an abortion before fetal viability. Abortion access has been in flux in Ohio and across the country since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.See the Story
In Many Ways, Ohio Sec. of State LaRose’s Troubles are Symbolic of His Party’s, Experts Say
Donald Trump · Ohio

In Many Ways, Ohio Sec. of State LaRose’s Troubles are Symbolic of His Party’s, Experts Say

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Under Donald Trump, the Republican imperative to fall in line is stronger than ever. One of the most recent examples is Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose. LaRose purged his spokesman after tweets came to light critical of the famously thin-skinned former president. Both have taken and doubled down on positions that have cost them with the electorate.See the Story
Consumer debt climbs as American credit card balances surpass $1 trillion
Business · Washington

Consumer debt climbs as American credit card balances surpass $1 trillion

47% Center coverage: 45 sources
Consumer debt grew $17.9 billion from May to June as a credit crunch brought on by Federal Reserve rate hikes drove a sharp gain in the amount of outstanding credit for payments like mortgages and car loans. See the Story

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