Racist texts about slaves and ‘picking cotton’ sent to Black people as state AGs, colleges and police probe their origins
Students from at least three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) – Hampton University in Hampton ... The ...
Sherrod Brown has won three U.S. Senate elections. Was it political talent or circumstances?: Capitol Letter
Some credit his abilities, while others say he’s a normal politician who got some lucky breaks in his past races.
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Letter: Brown remains focused on real issues for Ohioans
Since Brown joined the U.S. Senate, he continued to place an emphasis ... Politics can feel ugly these days, so I thought I should send a letter to my neighbors about why I’m voting for Brown.
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Letter: Brown stands up for Ohio’s good-paying jobs
Sherrod is leading the fight against the steel surge from Mexico, including leading the fight against foreign-owned Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S ... are for Brown. We welcome letters ...
Brown University suspends pro-Palestine student organization pending investigation
As a result of an on-campus protest, Brown University temporarily suspends the school's Students for Justice in Palestine ...
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Enough is enough, Bernie. Stop your deceitful claims against Sherrod Brown.
Who are you voting for?Opinion: Sherrod Brown or Bernie Moreno – Who has your vote for U.S. Senate? Take our poll Enough is enough! As voters, we deserve a political discourse grounded in facts ...
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Ohio’s ongoing red tsunami wipes out Sherrod Brown, redistricting reform: Capitol Letter
U.S. Senate: Republican businessman Bernie Moreno toppled Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown in Ohio’s closely watched U.S. Senate race. Jeremy Pelzer and Zach Mentz write that Moreno extended ...
Three St. Lucie County men ordered to prison for armed robbery of USPS letter carriers
A judge ordered two Port St. Lucie men and a Fort Pierce accomplice to prison for using a gun to rob at least six mail ...
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Passages: Nobel Prize winner and Brown professor of physics Leon Cooper
The distinguished physicist, who taught at Brown for more than five decades and was awarded the 1972 Nobel Prize in Physics for developing the theory of superconductivity, died on Oct. 23.