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The latest episode of The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation’s “We the People” video series, highlighting some of the great work done by conservative organizations supported by the important philanthropy.
Lawsuits filed in Columbus and Cincinnati on Tuesday claim a pandemic-era Ohio law unfairly raised local taxes for two workers who already split their time among several municipalities. The municipal income tax lets Ohio cities tax residents and people who commute into their borders for work. The idea being that commuters use city services like police and roads. Traditionally, these commuters got refunds for days they worked from home or at another location. But a law passed in March 2020 eliminated that exemption – leaving Josh Schaad, a financial services worker from Blue Ash, an...
1 month ago One more building block to fit into their foundation of one world order if these pass. What times we live in! Looking forward to a time when the only “King” or “Ruler” is God Almighty our loving creator! I appreciate the persistence in continuing the good work needed to maintain a balanced, righteous, peace-loving nation (and world!). God bless us all and help us to remain humble and compassionate with a quiet, never-ending strength to overcome the forces of evil. Reply 1 month ago As far as I am concerned, politicians only deal with half-truths and the bal...
Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred! Buckeye Institute asks U.S. Supreme Court to review labor union case An Ohio think tank is asking the Supreme Court of the United States to review a case in which it says a Marietta teacher should not be compelled to let a labor union speak for her. While union membership is not required for unionized jobs, dues to pay for collective bargaining done in behalf of employee groups sometimes are. This is not the case for public sector unions, however, following the 2...
Special to The Times An Ohio think tank has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case that says a Marietta teacher should not be compelled to let a labor union speak for her. While union membership is not required for unionized jobs, dues are sometimes required to pay for collective bargaining done on behalf of employee groups. The Buckeye Institute said it filed a petition Friday with the nation’s highest court on behalf of Jade Thompson, a Spanish teacher at Marietta High School. The case revolves around the concept that collective bargaining units, in this case the Marietta Education...