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Marty Schladen

Marty Schladen

Author at ohiocapitaljournal.com at Ohio Capital Journal

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    Recent Articles

    ohiocapitaljournal.com

    Ohio ratepayers are subsidizing coal plants. Report says owners long knew they warmed the globe.

    Duke Energy is among the companies enjoying massive subsidies from 2019's corrupt-but-still-not-fully-repealed House Bill 6. And while taxpayers are propping up two aging, uncompetitive coal plants, a new report says Duke and its predecessor companies have known for 40 years that burning coal causes climate change.
    13 days ago
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    Economists: Mass deportation will hurt Ohio economy

    In a recent survey, a majority of Ohio economists said that mass deportations would harm the state's economy. 
    15 days ago
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    Pre-election research shows disturbing trend among Republicans

    Public opinion research froom October shows nearly two-thirds of Republicans now agree with a view of immigrants previously associated with organized hate — that they are "poisoning the blood of the country."
    18 days ago
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    Specter of mass deportation raises questions and worries, few answers

    President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly said he'd declare a national emergency and use the military to deport millions of noncitizens. As even legal migrants worry, activists wonder what, if any, limits, checks, or balances, Trump might face.
    27 days ago
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    State immigration laws will harm local law enforcement, police say

    With Congress failing to pass any meaningful immigration reforms, state legislatures are increasingly taking up the issue. But some police officials say the harshest of those laws will further overstretch police and drive many immigrants further into the shadows.
    29 days ago
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    Pursuit of quick profits makes hospice care worse, new research says

    Private equity firms — high-dollar investors known for aggressively seeking profit — and publicly traded health conglomerates have been buying up businesses that provide hospice care. But new research shows they provide the worst care.
    about 1 month ago
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    U.S. Justice Department moves to block big healthcare purchase

    The U.S. Justice Department last week moved to stop a $3.3 purchase of a home health and hospice company by a massive conglomerate that is already operating in that and many other parts of the health sector.
    about 1 month ago
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    Economic leaders: Immigration and the economy can’t be separated

    As President-elect Donald Trump visited with congressional Republicans, a group of economic leaders meeting nearby had a simple message for him and his incoming administration: You can't have robust economic growth without robust immigration.
    about 1 month ago
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    What immigrants really mean to Ohio

    After a campaign based around anti-immigrant sentiments, President-elect Donald Trump's victory has created worries over the future of new Americans and those considering immigrating. However, immigrants play a vital role in the Ohio economy.
    about 1 month ago
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    Ohio immigration advocate has harsh words for both parties

    With former President Donald Trump's re-election Tuesday on an anti-immigrant platform, advocates across the country are worrying about what comes next. But an Ohio immigration advocate this week said President Joe Biden and the Democrats made things worse by playing Trump's game. 
    about 1 month ago
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    After election wipeout, Democrats, experts ask what went wrong

    What went so wrong for Democrats? Answers offered by some observers Wednesday were a truth-free information ecosystem, lack of a consistent economic message, and an unwillingness among millions to consider facts that run counter to what they believe is true. 
    about 2 months ago