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Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said on Thursday the U.S.

RBA Announces Major Shake-Up; Beige Book Says Banking Turmoil Fallout Is Limited; Fed's Williams Signals Support for May Rate Rise By Perry Cleveland-Peck Good day. Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced this morning the biggest reforms of the... | 07:16am

Obscure Lender Helps Shore Up Bank Balance Sheets; Consumers in China Resume Spending By James Christie Good day. Eleven government-sponsored home-loan banks have drawn scrutiny in recent weeks because Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and Silver... | 07:16am

Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes was recently appointed to two committees in the House and plans to bring money and jobs to her district. Learn more about her goals in Congress.

Group challenging White Pond land sale in court WEST AKRON — LEAD for Pollinators and several local residents are challenging the recent White Pond Drive property land sale. Mendenhall Law Group, which is representing the organization, filed a challenge Jan. 23 in Summit County Court of Common Pleas. Akron City Council Dec. 12 voted 7-6

The pandemic brought education disparities to light. Schools superintendent Christine Fowler Mack says the district is working to address the challenges.

Michael Crawford, president and CEO of Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Co., discussed tourism and economic development with the Akron Roundtable.

The inside story on how Gojo Industries pumped up Purell production, from a CEO who had just taken the company's top job; More stories on women breaking molds; and a new study sets a starting line for the Canada Plastics Pact.

The radical left has no interest in upholding the great American tradition of civil, even vigorous discussions.

Recently, the Akron Roundtable of Ohio invited me to give a presentation on the issue of election integrity as part of a recurring series it calls “Point/Counterpoint.”