Supreme Court sides with 6th Circuit on OSU abuse suits
The Supreme Court refused to hear Ohio State University’s bid to revive hundreds of sexually abusive claims against former OSU doctor Richard Strauss. The decision upholds a 6th Circuit ruling that statutes of limitations began in 2018, allowing suits to proceed and aligning OSU with other Big Ten schools in large settlements totaling billions.
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Ohio State University
Eric Watson
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio State
OSU
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Watson
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
6Th Circuit
Columbus
Michigan State
Michigan
USC
UCLA
Lawmakers weigh lowering police hiring age in Ohio
The Ohio House considers Senate Bill 53 to drop minimum officer age from 21 to 18 with local option. Supporters include Sen. Reynolds and Sen. Roegner while opponents like the Fraternal Order of Police warn of safety and trauma risks for 18 year olds. Local agencies like Columbus and Akron already hire younger applicants. The measure raises concerns about readiness and public safety.
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Ohio House of Representatives
Michele Reynolds
R-Canal Winchester
Kristina Roegner
R-Hudson
WCMH
Columbus Division of Police
Akron Police Department
Ohio
Fraternal Order of Police
Cecil Thomas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Department
FOP
Mike Weinman
Youngstown
Abbott's Texas growth tale masks a political divide
LZ Granderson argues Texas population gains since 2010 reflect diverse demographics, not equal opportunity. He notes Republican dominance in state government, a 2021 redistricting plan that undercuts minority influence, and recent laws curtailing city powers while migrants and people of color reshape blue-leaning counties.
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Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Greg Abbott
Lone Star
Abbott
Supreme Court
L.A
Huntington Beach
China
India
U.S. House
Department of Justice
The Supreme Court Conservative Revolution Examined
Noah Feldman argues the high court operates a three pronged conservative revolution. It overturns Roe and affirmative action on hot button issues while blocking major Democratic initiatives via the major questions doctrine. Trump appointees shift outcomes, aided by Roberts and the Federalist Society.
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Supreme Court
Ture
Joe Biden
John Roberts
Donald Trump
Roberts
Brett Kavanaugh
Biden
Amy Coney Barrett
Scalian
Neil Gorsuch
Trump
Burger Court
Roe
Bakke
Lemon v. Kurtzman
William Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Gorsuch
Kavanaugh
Barrett
Congress
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