Reforming Ohio pension funds and DeWine’s statutory misstep
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled Governor DeWine acted without authority in firing STRS trustee Wade Steen. The Toledo Blade notes Steen’s return shifts board control to reform supporters and highlights talk of 28.5 percent taxpayer pension hikes, with STRS management seeking GOP backing. The piece criticizes pension growth, lobbying, and legislative oversight failures.
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Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act gains attention in Tacoma
Immigrant rights advocates and some Washington lawmakers back the Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act amid calls for greater transparency after Daniel's death in ICE custody. The act would require DHS to investigate detainee deaths within 30 days, include root cause analyses, and determine if health issues existed before or during detention.
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Rethinking the college model amid rising costs and debt
LZ Granderson argues higher education must adapt as employers loosen degree requirements and tuition climbs. He notes teacher shortages, eroding confidence in college value, and calls for targeted tuition based on future earnings plus strategies to retain diverse, essential disciplines.
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Trump plans to curb Fed independence could reshape policy
Bloomberg Opinion argues that proposed Republican plans to curb Fed autonomy threaten central bank credibility. If implemented, informal presidential consultation on rates could hinder disinflation commitments and blur authority. The piece compares U.S. separation of powers with New Zealand's model, warning of political influence eroding monetary stability.
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