Ohio Capital Journal
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from Ohio Capital Journal, published over the past 2 days. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include King, Action, and Nation.
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Recent Articles (8)
Here’s how the No Kings day of action urged early voting
With the general election just 16 days away and early voting underway in dozens of states, people across the nation took to the streets Saturday to urge their friends and neighbors to get out and vote
No Kings shifts strategy from streets to ballot boxes with early voting day of action
Organizers launched more than 2,500 No Kings events across all 50 states and the District of Columbia Saturday, this time focusing their efforts on the midterm elections. From roadside rallies to lett
In the nation’s capital, rallygoers hoist umbrellas at No Kings get-out-the-vote event
WASHINGTON — A couple hundred people carrying decorated umbrellas walked from the former Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House to the U.S. Capitol lawn Saturday for a No Kings get-out-the-vote
Thousands gather at ‘No Kings’ rallies across Central Ohio urging early voting
The No Kings coalition sponsored string of local rallies in Central Ohio Saturday, urging Ohio voters to vote early for the Nov. 3 midterm election. Early in-person voting is currently available at vo
Immigrants from Ukraine, Sudan could soon lose protected status
WASHINGTON — More than 100,000 Ukrainians and roughly 2,000 Sudanese immigrants are bracing for the possibility they’ll lose their humanitarian protections by Monday. Homeland Security Secretary Markw
California sued by Trump administration over demand to purge 20,000 voters from rolls
The Trump administration sought a federal court order Thursday to force California to purge 20,000 people from its voter rolls over claims they are not U.S. citizens, a major development less than thr
Bipartisan permitting bill in Congress could speed energy projects, but draws green critics
WASHINGTON —Suddenly there’s hope for cutting the reams of red tape that can make getting new energy projects a seemingly endless slog. Top Republican and Democratic senators have unveiled a 417-page
Colorado student wins top prize at National Civics Bee Championship
WASHINGTON — Peter Daniell of Broomfield, Colorado, took home the grand prize Wednesday night after winning the National Civics Bee Championship in the nation’s capital. Daniell, a ninth-grader, was