Pentagon pausing offensive cyberoperations against Russia
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has paused offensive cyberoperations against Russia overseen by U S Cyber Command, rolling back certain efforts while CIA and NSA cyber activities continue. The shift comes amid calls from experts to expand cyber capabilities and defense, with lawmakers urging a stronger offensive posture.
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Trump pauses U S aid to Ukraine to press for peace talks
President Donald Trump directed a pause on U S military assistance to Ukraine aiming to push Volodymyr Zelenskyy toward negotiations to end the war with Russia. A White House official said the pause will continue until Kyiv commits to peace talks, a move echoed amid partisan criticism and support from some lawmakers.
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Pennsylvania
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Elyria eyes cannabis tax reform amid revenue concerns
Ohio lawmakers debate changing local host community shares from the 10 percent cannabis excise tax, with 36 percent to Host Community Funds and 36 percent to Social Equity and Jobs Funds. Elyria expects just over 36 million in 2025 tax revenue, while the draft budget exceeds projected revenues by about 9.8 million. Income tax rose 5 percent in February as property tax disbursements approach.
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Lorain council weighs third reading on tight budget plan
Lorain officials considered pushing the budget to a third reading as the general fund remains about 3.4 million over budget. Finance Committee chair Hill urged regular spending reviews and potential cuts or hiring freezes while administration maintains control over staffing and appropriations. Public comments urged a 50 thousand dollar grant for Main Street Lorain as the budget process continued toward a vote.
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