Gov. Mike DeWine, facing mounting pressure from Cleveland officials to respond to a summer crime wave that has left residents beleaguered and bewildered, offered a full-throated pledge of support during a visit to a Cleveland on Wednesday.
: Maureen O’Connor, the former chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, made headlines last year when she defied her fellow Republicans by repeatedly striking down GOP-authored congressional and legislative redistricting maps as being unconstitutionally gerrymandered.
that Rob Nichols, a longtime Republican operative in Ohio, no longer is the office’s press secretary, a job that includes the responsibility of dealing with the news media.: Former President Donald Trump took to his Truth Social media platform early Monday to question the impartiality of the federal judge assigned to hear the election conspiracy case against him, alleging that remarks she made in sentencing a Jan. 6 rioter from Willoughby show bias.
that Trump quoted Judge Tanya Chutkan, a U.S. District Court judge, when she sentenced Willoughby’s Christine Priola to serve 15 months in prison.: Gov. Mike DeWine, as he prepares to leave office due to term limits in a few years, has repaid himself the $4 million in personal funds he spent during his first run for governor in 2018. On July 31, DeWine filed two forms: one terminating his state political campaign and the other disclosing that he repaid the $4 million, using the $4.
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