Court upholds federal limits on Ohio voting maps
The Independent notes Ohio's gerrymandered districts drew GOP advantage since 2010. Supreme Court ruling declines federal review, urging legislative fix. Ohio's 2018 ballot measure advances new boundaries after the 2020 Census, with bipartisan support and calls for fair redistricting.
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Fries top readers poll for festival foods
A reader poll from IndeOnline.com shows elephant ears leading with 27 percent, fries 16 percent, wings 6 percent, barbecue items 6 percent, ice cream zero, cotton candy none, and others remaining. Readers are invited to vote online.
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Adopting foreign price controls harms U S drug access
The American Consumer Institute argues against international reference pricing tying U S drug prices to other countries. It warns this policy would curb pharmaceutical R&D, delay access to new medicines, threaten IP rights, and ultimately reduce patient access, urging transparency in pharmacy benefit managers instead. The piece cites costs, development odds, and international comparisons to support its stance.
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Free college ends in endowment money scam debate
Letter criticizes top university endowments claiming billions sit unused as Democrats push free college. Author argues endowments and government loans feed debt, accuses liberals of political motives, and urges reconsideration before sending children to college. Dick Arnold, Jackson Township.
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