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Jim Jordan critiques Democrats' stance on data privacy and supports Todd Blanche

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 11, 2025

Rep. Jim Jordan criticizes Democrats over data privacy concerns and endorses Todd Blanche for Deputy Attorney General in recent tweets dated February 11, 2025.

Jim Jordan comments on government management and local governance decisions

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 11, 2025

Rep. Jim Jordan addressed various political topics through tweets on February 11, 2025.

Yost proposes workforce expansion plan with JobsOhio funding

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 11, 2025

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has put forward a proposal aimed at expanding the workforce as part of the 15-year extension of JobsOhio.

Buckeye Institute suggests reforms for Ohio Medicaid amid potential federal changes

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 11, 2025

Columbus, OH – The Buckeye Institute presented testimony to the Ohio House Medicaid Committee on Tuesday, suggesting reforms to improve Medicaid's integrity and protect the program from potential federal rule changes.

Buckeye Institute challenges FTC's noncompete regulation in court

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 10, 2025

On February 10, 2025, The Buckeye Institute submitted an amicus brief in the case of Ryan LLC v. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Lawrence County man pleads guilty to child sexual abuse charges

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 10, 2025

A Lawrence County man has pleaded guilty to charges of sexually abusing a minor, as announced by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.

Authorities identify Franklin County John Doe as Pedro Martinez Cruz

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 10, 2025

Ohio authorities have successfully identified a man whose picture was recently released to the public in hopes of gathering information.

Thomas Massie's legislative initiatives focus on taxation and constitutional rights

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 10, 2025

Congressman Thomas Massie's recent tweets highlight his focus on senior citizen tax reforms and constitutional carry legislation while emphasizing reduced government spending as essential fiscal policy measures

Federal judge rules against post-1986 machinegun ban

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 10, 2025

A federal district court judge in Mississippi has ruled that the federal ban on private ownership of machineguns made after April 1986 is unconstitutional.

Jim Jordan shares updates including CNN appearance and Super Bowl excitement

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 9, 2025

Rep. Jim Jordan shared several posts on February 9, announcing an appearance on CNN and celebrating Ohio's participation in the Super Bowl.

Trump signs executive order on protecting Second Amendment rights

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 8, 2025

President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order on February 7 aimed at safeguarding Second Amendment rights.

Jim Jordan comments on Democrat reactions and support for Trump's priorities

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 8, 2025

Rep. Jim Jordan shares his perspectives on recent political developments through a series of tweets dated February 7-8, 2025.

Bowling Green secures second consecutive win against Coastal Carolina

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 8, 2025

The Bowling Green State University men's basketball team secured a second consecutive victory at the Stroh Center, defeating Coastal Carolina 67-53 on Saturday.

Jim Jordan questions Fani Willis's coordination with January 6th Committee

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 7, 2025

Rep. Jim Jordan addressed concerns regarding coordination between Fani Willis's office and the January 6th Committee through social media posts on February 7, 2025.

Attorney General seeks delay on extending JobsOhio liquor profits lease

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 7, 2025

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is urging a delay in the proposed 15-year extension of JobsOhio's lease on state liquor profits.

Thomas Massie's tweets discuss DOGE and constitutional carry act

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 7, 2025

On February 7, Thomas Massie addressed topics such as Dogecoin's political implications and legislative measures like HR 645 through social media posts.

Analysis: Ohio among 25 states that ban boys from playing girls’ high school sports

By Buckeye Reporter | Feb 6, 2025

As President Biden revealed new rules regarding Title IX protections in April of 2024, which redefined “sex” to include “gender-identity,” an analysis by Buckeye Reporter shows that Ohio is one of 25 states that ban boys from playing in girls’ high school sports.