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Ohio State AG Dave Yost: ‘The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is actively engaged in investigations of human trafficking and drug trafficking’

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

Ohio State Attorney General Dave Yost has announced that his office is currently investigating instances of human and drug trafficking throughout the state. Yost has consistently expressed his commitment to dismantling all organizations involved in trafficking, irrespective of whether they are local or out-of-state groups.

Catholic Vote's Burch: Moreno touted 'same version of Catholicism practiced by Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi'

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

The president of the leading Catholic political advocacy organization in America slammed Ohio GOP U.S. Senate Candidate Bernie Moreno for claiming he is Catholic while refuting church teaching on homosexuality.

Removing the Paper Ceiling in Concealed Carry

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

Gun rights advocate, Rob Morse, highlighted the importance of advancing firearm training for gun owners now that the requirement for concealed carry permits has been eliminated in many states. Morse emphasized the need for gun owners to continue their training beyond the basic requirements for concealed carry permits. He pointed out that many gun owners do not pursue advanced firearms classes even though they now have the opportunity to do so without the need for a permit.Morse discussed various scenarios of armed defense where advanced skills are crucial, such as using...

The Buckeye Institute Investigates Discriminatory Legal Programs

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

The Buckeye Institute has taken action against race-based programs in the legal field that may be in violation of federal law. In a recent move, the institute sent letters to various bar associations and law firms, as well as public records requests to Ohio’s public law schools, seeking information on such programs.David C. Tryon, director of litigation at The Buckeye Institute, emphasized the importance of adhering to federal law in these matters, stating, “While the sentiments of these programs may be laudable, they violate federal law and are unconstitutional....

Governor DeWine Statement on Death of of Former Speaker Charles Kurfess

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued the following statement following the death of Former Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives Charles Kurfess

Senators Vance & Warnock Advocate for Seniors’ Cardiovascular Care in Letter to U.s. Government Accountability Office

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 11, 2024

Without health care policy reforms and planning to address this challenge, it’s expected that the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease coupled with an aging population will result in a sharp rise in healthcare costs and reduction in quality of life for many Americans.”

The Buckeye Institute: Ohio’s Job Market Sends Mixed Signals

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 8, 2024

Columbus, OH – The latest jobs report from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has revealed a mixed picture of the state's job market, as analyzed by Rea S. Hederman Jr., the executive director of the Economic Research Center and vice president of policy at The Buckeye Institute.Hederman Jr. highlighted that Ohio's unemployment rate saw a slight increase from 3.6 percent to 3.7 percent in January, aligning with the national average for the same period. He noted that this uptick in unemployment continues a trend that began in July 2023, indicating a weakening...

ATF director laments congressional, Americans' distrust to upend 2A

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 8, 2024

ATF Director Steven Dettelbach expressed his concerns about the ongoing distrust towards the ATF and the federal government in relation to firearms legislation. Dettelbach highlighted the challenges faced in addressing gun violence, stating, “we’ve had a very serious gun crime problem,” and noting the need for effective solutions.Regarding the false narrative that firearms are the leading cause of death among children, Dettelbach acknowledged the misinformation, stating, “The leading cause of death of children in the United States is firearms violence, right,” but this...

New Buckeye Institute Economic Modeling Reveals Billions in Economic Growth Possible for Georgia

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 7, 2024

A new report by The Buckeye Institute, in partnership with the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, has highlighted the potential for significant economic growth in Georgia through tax reform. The report, titled Next Steps for Georgia Tax Reform, emphasizes the importance of continuing to reform tax policies to maintain competitiveness and attract more workers and businesses to the state.According to Rea S. Hederman Jr., executive director of the Economic Research Center at The Buckeye Institute, incremental tax cuts in Georgia could lead to substantial economic benefits. He...

Governor DeWine Statement on Sen. McConnell Stepping Down as Senate Republican Leader

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 7, 2024

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued the following statement in response to U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell’s announcement that he will be stepping down as Senate Republican Leader in November

The Buckeye Institute Files Class Action Lawsuit Against City of Cleveland

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 6, 2024

The Buckeye Institute has taken legal action against the City of Cleveland by filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of affected taxpayers who experienced delays in receiving their tax refunds. The lawsuit, titled Wos v. Cleveland, was filed in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas and demands the city to pay interest owed to the taxpayers due to the delayed refunds.According to Jay R. Carson, senior litigator at The Buckeye Institute, "Citizens should not be forced to go to court to get the city to follow its own laws." The lawsuit challenges Cleveland to adhere to...

Ohio farmers spared from Wall Street rules

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 6, 2024

The American Farm Bureau Federation expressed satisfaction as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to exclude the Scope 3 reporting requirement from its final climate disclosure rule. In a statement, the Federation emphasized that "regulations intended for Wall Street should not extend to America’s family farms."The SEC's decision to remove the Scope 3 reporting requirement means that public companies will not have to report the greenhouse gas emissions of their supply chain. This move came after the SEC responded to concerns raised by the American Farm...

Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted Announce Effective Date for Ohio’s Updated Building Codes

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 6, 2024

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted today announced that the 2024 Ohio Building (OBC), Mechanical (OMC), and Plumbing Codes (OPC) rules go into effect on Friday, March 1, 2024.

Colorado Politics Put School Children at Risk

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 6, 2024

Colorado legislators are currently considering a controversial proposal that has sparked concerns about the safety of school children in the state. The issue of arming school staff for protection has come to the forefront, with some lawmakers pushing to outlaw armed volunteers in schools. According to a recent article, the program of trained volunteer defenders in Colorado schools has been highly successful in deterring mass murderers, with no accidents or attacks reported.The proposed ban on armed school staff has raised questions and criticisms from various quarters. As...

Governor, Lt. Governor Recognize Business-Education Partners for Connecting Students to Professional Skills and Real-World Experiences

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 5, 2024

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin today announced Ohio's 2024 Business-Education Leader Awards for Excellent Business Advisory Councils.

Senator Vance Raises Concerns Over Medical Supply Shortages & Warns Against U.S. Dependence on China

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 5, 2024

The Biden administration inherited these policies and programs. Rather than build on the foundation established by President Trump, this administration has attempted to start from scratch—and failed…

Shane Wilkin Discusses His Campaign and Biden's Assault on Gun Rights

By Buckeye Reporter | Mar 4, 2024

In a recent episode of the Keep and Bear Radio podcast, Shane Wilkin, endorsed by the Buckeye Firearms Association PAC with an A+ grade in the 2nd U.S. House District, shared insights into his campaign and his stance on crucial gun rights issues.During the podcast, Shane expressed his dedication to passing Constitutional Carry and outlined his strategies for countering the Biden administration's assault on gun rights. He raised concerns about the administration's use of the ATF to advance their agenda and highlighted the challenge posed by rogue prosecutors who fail to...

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News from March 2024

Ohio State AG Dave Yost: ‘The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is actively engaged in investigations of human trafficking and drug trafficking’

Catholic Vote's Burch: Moreno touted 'same version of Catholicism practiced by Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi'

Removing the Paper Ceiling in Concealed Carry

The Buckeye Institute Investigates Discriminatory Legal Programs

Governor DeWine Statement on Death of of Former Speaker Charles Kurfess

Senators Vance & Warnock Advocate for Seniors’ Cardiovascular Care in Letter to U.s. Government Accountability Office

The Buckeye Institute: Ohio’s Job Market Sends Mixed Signals

ATF director laments congressional, Americans' distrust to upend 2A

New Buckeye Institute Economic Modeling Reveals Billions in Economic Growth Possible for Georgia

Governor DeWine Statement on Sen. McConnell Stepping Down as Senate Republican Leader

The Buckeye Institute Files Class Action Lawsuit Against City of Cleveland

Ohio farmers spared from Wall Street rules

Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted Announce Effective Date for Ohio’s Updated Building Codes

Colorado Politics Put School Children at Risk

Governor, Lt. Governor Recognize Business-Education Partners for Connecting Students to Professional Skills and Real-World Experiences

Senator Vance Raises Concerns Over Medical Supply Shortages & Warns Against U.S. Dependence on China

Shane Wilkin Discusses His Campaign and Biden's Assault on Gun Rights

New State Projects Expected to Create 1,171 Jobs, $269 Million in Investments

Senator Vance, Colleagues Call for Locating Space Force’s Testing and Evaluating Command in Ohio

FDA conducted lowest number of inspections on Veterinary companies in Ohio during February

Cleveland man sentenced to decade in prison for drug trafficking conspiracy

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