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What we know about a new health data tracking system being announced by White House

The system would be maintained by the federal government through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, pulling health data kept by Big Tech companies like Amazon, Google and Apple as well as major health companies like hospital system Cleveland Clinic and insurer UnitedHealth Group. Patients will need to opt in to have their medical records and data shared, which CMS says will be kept secure.

From Benjamin Franklin to Pony Express to anthrax: How the US Postal Service shaped a nation

And how compassionate Clevelanders played a small but pivotal role in the development of the USPS.

5 years after Ohio’s $60M bribery scandal, critics say more could be done to prevent a repeat

It has been five years since a $60 million bribery scheme funded by FirstEnergy Corp. came to light in Ohio with the stunning arrests ofa powerful Republican state lawmaker and four associates in July 2020. Expert observers say the resulting prosecutions, lawsuits, penalties and legislation that have piled up since then haven’t led to enough change and accountability to prevent politicians and corporate executives from cutting similar deals in the future.

Trump wants Cleveland Guardians to revert to old name — Indians

The Cleveland Guardians' president of baseball operations, Chris Antonetti, indicated before Sunday's game against the Athletics that there weren't any plans to revisit the name change.

During Cleveland conference, National Urban League declares ‘state of emergency’ for civil rights

One of the nation’s oldest civil rights organizations on Thursday declared a “state of emergency” for antidiscrimination policies, personal freedoms and Black economic advancement in response to President Donald Trump 's upending of civil rights precedents and the federal agencies traditionally tasked with enforcing them.

Trump administration fires 17 immigration court judges across ten states, union says

At least one of the judges was working in Ohio, according to a union representing the judges.

Federal funding cuts could hit Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio

Federal funding cuts are set to hit local after-school programs, including the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio.

A look at the status of Ohio, US executions in 2025

Earlier this year, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine postponed five executions scheduled for 2025. All five have been delayed until 2028.

Lawsuit challenges plan to use unclaimed funds for new Cleveland Browns stadium

A class-action lawsuit argues that funding a new domed stadium for Ohio's Cleveland Browns using residents’ unclaimed funds violates multiple provisions of the state and federal constitutions.

What’s in Trump’s big bill that passed Congress and will soon become law and how Ohio politicians reacted

At nearly 900 pages, the legislation is a sprawling collection of tax breaks, spending cuts and other Republican priorities, including new money for national defense and deportations.

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