By: Robert M. Owens, J.D. The U.S. Constitution was adopted in convention on September 17, 1787 at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. The convention had begun in May and during the course of that hot Pennsylvania summer, stunning political events occurred. Events that would forever alter the course of
BY JEFF SKINNER A recent peer-reviewed study from Chinese researchers has illustrated how repeat booster injections with compounds similar to the mRNA injections currently on the market can actually impair certain immune functions and could possibly be responsible for a recent uptick in cancer diagnoses. The study, which has now
BY TOM HACH From your high school days, you may recall learning about Tammany Hall, which was one of greatest, if not most notorious, political machines in American history. In case a refresher is helpful, Tammany Hall was a political machine in New York City starting in the late 1700’
BY SANDIE ZIMMERMAN The Ohio Roundtable NORTHEAST OHIO – In the state of Ohio, there are many Metropolitan Planning Organizations, or MPO’s. These organizations are federally mandated institutions tasked with deciding how certain funds are doled out. But what happens if these MPO’s exceed their mandate? Northeast Ohio Areawide
BY REV. TIM J. SMITH After Britain’s success in the second battle of El Alamein, Winston Churchill looked back in 1942 and memorably said, “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” At
BY NICK ROGERS The Ohio Roundtable CHARDON, OH- Light Emitting Diodes, or LEDs, are an everyday part of our lives. They illuminate our tablets, our TVs and our smart phones. Today their omnipresence now extends far beyond our homes and could represent an ominous portent few have fully acknowledged. LED
At the 11 o’clock hour on the eve of the Republican primary for the Ohio Governor Race the Ohio Election Commission met to hear the Capella v Blystone case. The hearing started off with the address of 3 motions: a motion to continue, a motion to block witnesses, and
Ohio’s 11th Congressional District Democrat Primary is heating up as we approach election day on May 3rd. Incumbent Congresswoman Shontel Brown is fighting off former State Senator Nina Turner for a second time. Shontel Brown won the special election in November of 2021 beating Republican Laverne Gore Jones. Shontel
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The Ohio Senate Debate was held at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio. Each candidate was given a 60-second opening statement where the candidates outline their campaign to the voters of Ohio. The first segment of the debate dealt with voter fraud and whether the candidates thought the 2020 Presidental
Over the last several weeks candidate Joe Blystone has repeatedly attacked former US Congressman Jim Renacci for his vote over the so-called Maloney amendment noted as H.Amdt 1128 which would have amended H.R. 5055 the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act. The amendment reads “None
