No Labels presses forward with 2024 presidential bid
The No Labels movement plans to launch a presidential campaign in November 2024. Delegates will vote Friday to begin the process without naming candidates, then reveal a selection plan next week as major party rivals Biden and Trump loom toward a possible rematch.
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Standoff prompts school lockdown and safety praise
Administrators teachers and staff kept teaching while police secured off campus. Parents were alerted by email around 2 PM and the district says a level one lockdown was ordered but details were not released. The road reopened by 1 45 PM and there was no delay in school dismissal.
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Evolution of the State of the Union Address Through U S History
The article recounts how the State of the Union evolved from Washington’s 1790 address to Jefferson’s written copies, Wilson’s shift to a live speech, Roosevelt’s naming, and later media changes from radio in 1923 to television in 1947 and webcasts in 2002. It also notes variations for presidents’ first-year communications and occasional printed messages.
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Prosecutor, Sheriff Rivalry Shapes Plas Murder Case
The Lorain County murder case against Plas intensifies as prosecutors cite newly discovered evidence and past memos, while Tomlinson disputes claims of memo handling. Cillo says he prepared case outlines before leaving office and backs aggravated murder charges though death penalty not sought. The case has drawn political clash and pending hearings with a September trial target.
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Closing arguments in Oglesby self defense trial wrap
Assistant Prosecutor Daniellela Leigh argued the state proved Oglesby invited the group into his May 23 home and used excessive force after escalating conflict. Defense attorney McNeal said the case centers on self defense and home safety, urging jurors not to convict. Deliberations resume at 9 a.m. with updates from the trial in a Lorain County courtroom.
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