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Ohio Gov. DeWine ignores questions about gun safety amid gun-related lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Ohio Gov. DeWine ignores questions about gun safety amid gun-related lawsuit

During an open question-and-answer session at a news conference Wednesday, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine repeatedly ignored News 5's questions about gun safety.

Source: wcpo.com
Ohio higher education overhaul bills create 'safe space' for conservatives - Vimarsana News

Ohio higher education overhaul bills create 'safe space' for conservatives

Ohio conservatives want ‘safe spaces’ on college campuses, demonstrated by the passing and introduction of controversial legislation meant to overhaul the state's higher education system.

Source: wcpo.com
Broken Arrow graduate sues district over right to wear eagle plume at graduation - Vimarsana News

Broken Arrow graduate sues district over right to wear eagle plume at graduation

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Source: fox23.com
PBS Needed Defunding: Hofmeister and Paycom Founder Hijacked OETA for Pandemic Purposes - OPINION - Vimarsana News

PBS Needed Defunding: Hofmeister and Paycom Founder Hijacked OETA for Pandemic Purposes - OPINION

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt (R) recently vetoed a bill that would have funded OETA, the state’s PBS station, through 2026.

Immigration policy Title 42 ends, Senate Bill 1718 will bring new rules to Florida - Vimarsana News

Immigration policy Title 42 ends, Senate Bill 1718 will bring new rules to Florida

There will be new rules under Senate Bill 1718 for people in Florida who come into the country illegally. Those new rules will take effect in two months.