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New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has to face the ultimate uphill test: proving progressivism on the national stage. His mayoral win in NYC wasn’t just a win for local progressives, but a potential turning point for progressives within the Democratic Party.
Ohio Planned Parenthood plans to challenge new state Medicaid constraints that would cut off federal funding to healthcare non-profits, including preventative care, STD screenings, cancer screenings and more general health services.
Editor’s Note: This story is the first in a series of solutions stories The Post is publishing as a part of the Solutions Journalism Network’s Student Media Challenge. Stay tuned for more stories about Narcan resources and other solutions to the opioid epidemic in the coming months.
Ohio (1-4 overall) will get back on the road following its most recent game at home, a 76-73 loss to Bethune-Cookman, to head south to Daytona Beach, Florida, to compete in the 2025 Sunshine Slam.
Cuffing season is still in full swing, and the pressure is on. Cuffing season covers five holidays: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s and Valentine’s Day. Rushing into a relationship for couples costumes, meeting the family, gifts and a New Year’s kiss can cause decisions that mistake a temporary love for something more serious. Save yourself the hassle, and go solo to family gatherings.
Sisterhood. A word with many meanings and memories. When I think of love, that is where it resides, in the cradled arms of the word sisterhood. Many consider it common sense that friendship enriches your life, but the benefits of female friendship go far beyond what is considered obvious.
This year, 103 journalists and media workers were killed, according to the International Federation of Journalists. As of the beginning of the year, 99 journalists and media workers were killed in the course of their work, the majority occurring in war zones: 50 in Palestine; 8 in Ukraine and 6 in Sudan. The targeted attacks are deliberate attempts at silencing and punishing media personnel.
The Union Bar and Casa Nueva hosted the 14th annual Benefest on Friday and Saturday, gathering local musicians to support youth music education and community mental health.
Ohio (14-17 overall, 12-6 Mid-American Conference) lost to Bowling Green (17-15, 10-8 MAC) with a set score of 1-3. This loss marks the end of what was a huge turnaround season for the Bobcats, as at one point early on in the season, Ohio was 2-14, starting 0-4 in the MAC.
“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” season three released on Hulu on Nov. 13, with a rise in the cast's popularity due to cast members, Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt competing on “Dancing With The Stars” and cast member Taylor Frankie Paul announced as “The Bachelorette" on the upcoming season.
The Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, or Senate Bill 1, signed into law earlier this year, requires state universities to adopt a post-tenure review policy and implement new systems for documenting faculty workload.
Working with clay can be a therapeutic and creative experience for anyone who needs an activity to pass the time.
For ten years, Dirty Girl Coffee, on 82 High St., Glouster, has served locals and visitors craft-roasted beverages.
Ohio (2-2 overall) returns to the Convo this Monday to play against Wright State (4-2). The Bobcats are coming off their worst shooting performance of the season against Xavier, attempting a total of 59 shots and only connecting 19 of those with the net. This has been a trend for Ohio, as for every game it plays, it has a worse field goal percentage in the next game.
In this special edition podcast, reporter Elizabeth Talaga sits down with Berkley Franz, a professor within the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. They discuss Naloxone, also known as Narcan, and its functions. To read more, check out the full article on thepostathens.com. Edited by: Cassie Dye
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Photos and reports from the Associated Press released Oct. 22 showcased excavators tearing through the White House's East Wing. A month later, Washington locals continue to express outrage and questions.
This episode, Josh, Grace and Eli discuss their predictions for the Grammy winners after the recent announcement of the nominees
Solutions by The State News