Judge halts NYC mayor trial amid protest over charges
A federal judge in New York canceled the corruption trial of Mayor Eric Adams and appointed Paul Clement to advise on the government's bid to drop charges. Adams, indicted last year on alleged over $100,000 in illicit contributions and perks, said he may be reinstateable if needed and pressed for a ruling on whether dismissal is appropriate.
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Trump fires Brown as Joint Chiefs chair amid Pentagon shakeup
President Trump dismissed Air Force Gen. C. Brown Jr., the second Black chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, amid a broader Pentagon purge aimed at reshaping leadership and defense priorities. Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Caine named as potential successor. Adm. Lisa Franchetti and Gen. Jim Slife also ousted. Brown had supported Black Lives Matter and led during Ukraine and Middle East conflicts.
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Guidance From A2 Proponents Push Academic Freedom Bill
Proponents led by sponsor defend the bill as restoring academic freedom and encouraging diverse opinions. State Senator Nathan Manning backed the measure, noting improvements over SB 83 and opposing collective bargaining prohibitions. The bill advances to the Ohio House, with opponents warning of potential enrollment impacts and local colleges stressing focus on affordable, regional education. The report notes Oberlin College is unaffected as a private institution.
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Funding formula shifts state costs to local districts in Ohio
The Legislative Service Commission projections show Keystone and Avon schools facing mixed year to year funding changes in fiscal 2026 and 2027. By 2027 six Lorain County districts reach the 10 percent minimum state share, prompting concerns that updated inputs are needed to keep the Fair School Funding Plan constitutional. Local lawmakers discuss updating inputs, funding guarantees, and the impact of vouchers on overall education funding amid budget negotiations.
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