The Kasich Administration plans to ask the federal government to waive Medicaid rules and allow the state to end health coverage for Medicaid beneficiaries who fail to meet monthly work requirements, a plan that will almost certainly cause many working people to lose coverage. A new report by the Washington,
By Thomas Bier “All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for their equal protection and benefit … and no special privileges or immunities shall ever be granted…” Those words are enshrined in the Ohio State Constitution. But many of our state policies actively violate them. For
By Nichole Dunn, Cheryl Grosman and Antoinette Wilson On August 12 and 13, women from across Ohio will descend on Columbus to strategize, celebrate, educate, inspire and empower. They’ll be with us at the United State of Women (USOW) Galvanize Summit, where we will work together to achieve gender equity.
By Jim Petro As my wife, Nancy and I explore in our book, “False Justice: Eight Myths That Convict the Innocent,” misconceptions surround the American justice system. One of those myths is that everyone who goes to court has the right to be represented by a lawyer. Not so. Jim
By Jeffrey M. Reutter My first excursion onto the Cuyahoga River was in 1956 as a small child aboard the Carol-Diane, the predecessor of the Goodtime. The river was stinky, lumpy, brown, orange, yellow, red, and green. It left a scum line on the boat, and the experience changed my
