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Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement

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Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement
Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivers her retirement message, marking the end of a historic era in U.S. politics.

Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement

Veteran Democratic Representative Nancy Pelosi has confirmed she will not seek reelection, drawing to a close a historic four-decade tenure in Congress. She stepped away from her leadership role in 2023 but has now announced that she will also leave the House at the end of her current term.

Pelosi reflected in a video message on her deep connection to San Francisco, stating that among all her titles none has meant more than “standing on the House floor and saying: I speak for the people of San Francisco.” She added: “I will not be seeking reelection to Congress. With a grateful heart, I look forward to my final year of service as your proud representative.” Her message to her home city: “San Francisco, know your power. We have made history, we have made progress, we have always led the way. And now we must continue to do so by remaining full participants in our democracy and fighting for the American ideals we hold dear.”

Though she relinquished her speakership in early 2023, Pelosi remained in Congress in a reduced role, helping to guide the Democratic Party’s transition and mentor younger leaders like Hakeem Jeffries. Her ability to operate behind the scenes while adjusting to a lighter personal schedule speaks to her enduring influence.

Pelosi’s legacy is widely acknowledged. In the words of Hakeem Jeffries, she is “an iconic, legendary, transformational figure.” Yet her long tenure also drew criticism for concentrating power and slowing the advancement of younger Democrats. On the personal front, the intensity of her public service imposed a toll: in late 2022 her husband suffered a hammer attack in their San Francisco home, and the couple decided she would step back from leadership thereafter.

In announcing her departure, she delivered a final plea for bipartisan commitment: “American democracy is majestic, but it is fragile. Many of us here have witnessed its fragility firsthand tragically, in this chamber. And so, democracy must be forever defended from forces that wish it harm.”

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President Donald Trump Adds Gold-Script Signage Outside of Oval Office

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President Donald Trump Adds Gold-Script Signage Outside of Oval Office
President Donald Trump Adds Gold-Script Signage Outside of Oval Office
A new gold-script sign now marks the Oval Office entrance near the Rose Garden.

President Donald Trump Adds Gold-Script Signage Outside of Oval Office

As President Donald Trump left the Oval Office on Wednesday for his trip to Florida, reporters quickly noticed a new addition to the White House — a gold-script sign marking “The Oval Office.”
Placed beside the entrance near the Rose Garden, the signage was reportedly printed on paper and taped to the wall, according to photos and videos shared online.

The new sign is the latest in a string of modifications Trump has made to the White House and its surrounding areas. He recently replaced the Rose Garden’s grass with stone pavers, giving it a patio appearance reminiscent of his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

Trump also introduced a “Presidential Walk of Fame” along the colonnade, featuring portraits of all former U.S. presidents — except Joe Biden. Inside, he oversaw a remodel of the Lincoln Bathroom and redecorated the Oval Office with gold accents and framed portraits.

In addition, reports indicate that the East Wing has been demolished to make way for a new ballroom designed to host major events, despite earlier assurances that the existing structure would remain intact.

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Democrat Mikie Sherrill Wins New Jersey Governor’s Race

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Democrat Mikie Sherrill Wins New Jersey Governor’s Race
Democrat Mikie Sherrill Wins New Jersey Governor’s Race
Democrat Mikie Sherrill celebrates her victory in the New Jersey governor’s race after a tight contest with Jack Ciattarelli.

Democrat Mikie Sherrill Wins New Jersey Governor’s Race

Democrat Mikie Sherrill has been declared the winner of the New Jersey gubernatorial election, according to multiple projections. Her victory marks a major moment for Democrats, following a closely watched and highly competitive race against Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli.

Celebrating her win, Sherrill told supporters,

“We in New Jersey are committed to building a better future for our children. Liberty matters and none of us are truly safe when our neighbors are targeted and our Constitution is ignored.”

Sherrill, a former congresswoman and Navy veteran, defeated Ciattarelli and his running mate James Gannon after a campaign that remained neck-and-neck through Election Day. Polls as late as October 30 showed Sherrill holding only a 1% lead, according to Nexstar’s WPIX.

In her campaign, Sherrill prioritized affordability, pledging to reduce costs for New Jersey residents by addressing housing, healthcare, and property taxes. She also promised to consolidate small school districts to help lower local tax burdens and reaffirmed her opposition to private prisons in the state.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84

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Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84

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Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84
Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84
Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has died at 84 after complications from pneumonia and heart disease.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died at age 84

COLUMBUS, OH — Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney, one of the most influential and controversial figures in American political history, has died at the age of 84. His family confirmed that the cause of death was complications from pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease.

Cheney, who served as vice president under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009, was a defining force behind many of the administration’s key policies, including the Iraq War. He was widely regarded as one of the most powerful vice presidents in modern U.S. history, playing a central role in shaping both domestic and foreign policy.

“Dick was a calm and steady presence in the White House amid great national challenges,” said former President George W. Bush in a statement. “I counted on him for his honest, forthright counsel, and he never failed to give his best.”

According to reports, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said that Republican leadership was reviewing the official protocol for the possibility of Cheney lying in state at the U.S. Capitol.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell also paid tribute, describing Cheney’s decades of public service as “deeply patriotic and highly capable.” He credited Cheney’s “steady counsel” and “sheer force of will” after the September 11 attacks with helping to make the country safer.

“As grave threats to our security continue to loom, his commitment to American leadership will remain a lesson,” McConnell said.

Cheney’s passing marks the end of an era for the Republican Party’s old guard, a generation of leaders who shaped the U.S. political landscape for decades.

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Christoph Tilly Leads Ohio State to Record-Setting 118-102 Season Opener Win Against IU Indianapolis

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Christoph Tilly Leads Ohio State to Record-Setting 118-102 Season Opener Win Against IU Indianapolis
Christoph Tilly Leads Ohio State to Record-Setting 118-102 Season Opener Win Against IU Indianapolis
Ohio State’s Christoph Tilly shines in his debut, leading the Buckeyes to a 118-102 record-breaking win over IU Indianapolis.

Christoph Tilly Leads Ohio State to Record-Setting 118-102 Season Opener Win Against IU Indianapolis

The Ohio State Buckeyes tipped off their 2025 basketball season with a powerful statement, defeating IU Indianapolis 118-102 in a record-breaking home opener on Monday night.

Making his Ohio State debut, senior transfer Christoph Tilly shined with 28 points and nine rebounds, going 9-of-11 from the field. The 7-foot standout from Berlin, formerly at Santa Clara, showcased efficiency and dominance on both ends of the court.

Returning stars Bruce Thornton, Devin Royal, and John Mobley Jr. added to the scoring surge with 26, 22, and 16 points, respectively. Mobley also dished out eight assists, helping the Buckeyes maintain offensive rhythm throughout the game.

The Buckeyes sealed their record-setting night by sinking 8 of 10 free throws in the final two and a half minutes, surpassing the previous school scoring record of 116 points. Ohio State now improves to 78-1 all-time when reaching 100 points or more.

Ohio State dominated early, putting up 66 points in the first half. Royal led the first-half charge with 19 points as the Buckeyes shot an impressive 67%, including 16-of-18 on two-point attempts. They closed the game shooting 63% overall.

For IU Indianapolis, Kameron Tinsley led the team with 22 points, while Kyler D’Augustino added 21 points before fouling out in the final minute. This season marks a new chapter for the Jaguars, as all 11 active players are newcomers under first-year Division I head coach Ben Howlett.

The Buckeyes are led by Jake Diebler, now in his second full season as head coach. After a 17-15 record last year and no postseason appearance, this commanding victory signals a promising start for Ohio State basketball.

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Columbus Voters Turn Out for Local Elections

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Columbus Voters Turn Out for Local Elections
Voters in Columbus turn out early to make their voices heard in Ohio’s 2025 local elections.

Columbus Voters Turn Out for Local Elections

COLUMBUS, OH – As polls open across Ohio, voters in Columbus are turning out to make their voices heard in this year’s local elections. For many residents, voting is not just a civic duty — it’s a privilege.

“I believe it’s a privilege we have as Americans to vote, and I get frustrated when people don’t take part,” said Diane Birckbichler, a Columbus resident.

Another voter, Carla Curtis, echoed that sentiment: “Understanding the importance of voting motivates me to participate every chance I get.”

While nearly six million Ohioans cast ballots in the 2024 presidential election, officials expect lower turnout this year. However, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose emphasizes that local elections are just as critical.

“It matters who lives in the White House,” LaRose said. “But what can impact your daily life even more is who serves at the courthouse, the school board, or city hall.”

On the ballot this year are key issues and races, including city council and school board contests, a $1.9 billion Columbus bond package, police and fire levies for Franklin, Blendon, Jackson, and Mifflin Townships, and school levies across five Central Ohio districts.

LaRose noted that in smaller elections, a single vote can make a difference. “Don’t wake up Wednesday upset about results you didn’t vote on some elections are decided by just one vote,” he warned.

As of Monday noon, the Ohio Secretary of State’s Early Voting Dashboard reported:

  • 32,890 voters in Franklin County
  • 8,908 voters in Delaware County
  • 3,795 voters in Fairfield County
  • 399,918 ballots statewide, either cast early or by mail

LaRose reassured voters that Ohio’s bipartisan election system guarantees fairness and transparency. “Ballots are always handled by both Republicans and Democrats. At no point is one party left alone with them,” he said.

Polling stations will be open Tuesday, from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Absentee ballots must be postmarked by Monday, November 3, or dropped off at the county board of elections by 7:30 p.m. on Election Day.

Ohio officials continue to encourage residents to participate in shaping their communities — one vote at a time.

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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Urges State Supreme Court to Uphold Gender Transition Ban for Minors

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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Urges State Supreme Court to Uphold Gender Transition Ban for Minors
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Urges State Supreme Court to Uphold Gender Transition Ban for Minors
Attorney General Dave Yost has asked the Ohio Supreme Court to uphold a law banning gender transition treatments for minors, sparking statewide debate.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Urges State Supreme Court to Uphold Gender Transition Ban for Minors

COLUMBUS, OH – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is calling on the Ohio Supreme Court to uphold House Bill 68, a controversial state law that bans gender transition treatments for minors.

In a legal brief filed on October 20, Yost asked the justices to reverse a Tenth District Court of Appeals ruling from March that declared the law unconstitutional. The appellate court previously found that H.B. 68 violated parents’ rights to make medical decisions for their children.

Yost’s filing argues that the decision undermines the state’s legislative authority and public safety concerns.

“This case isn’t about adults or their personal choices — it’s about protecting children,” Yost said. “Ohioans, through their elected representatives, decided that transition-related treatments should be reserved for adults.”

Legal and Medical Reactions

The debate surrounding H.B. 68 has drawn sharp opinions from both medical experts and civil rights organizations. The ACLU of Ohio, which filed a lawsuit challenging the law on behalf of two families with transgender children, maintains that gender-affirming care is a “lifesaving medical necessity.”

Meanwhile, Nationwide Children’s Hospital announced in September that it would stop prescribing gender-affirming medications, citing efforts to remain compliant amid a “rapidly changing regulatory environment.”

Political Background and Legislative History

Originally passed by the Ohio General Assembly in December 2023, H.B. 68 also restricts transgender female athletes from participating in women’s sports. Governor Mike DeWine vetoed the bill in January 2024, after meeting with patients and doctors from several children’s hospitals. However, lawmakers later voted to override the veto, putting the legislation back into effect.

The ACLU appealed to the Tenth District Court of Appeals, which struck down the law in March 2025. Following that decision, Yost filed his appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court, which agreed in July to review the case while allowing the law to remain enforceable during litigation.

What’s Next

The Ohio Supreme Court is now reviewing arguments from both sides, with potential implications for how the state regulates youth gender-affirming care and the balance of parental rights versus legislative authority.

Residents and advocacy groups continue to closely watch the outcome, which could set a major precedent for similar legislation nationwide.

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Columbus Gas Prices Hold Steady at $2.94

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Columbus Gas Prices Hold Steady at $2.94
Columbus Gas Prices Hold Steady at $2.94
Average gas prices across Columbus remain steady at $2.94, though experts expect a rise due to Midwest refinery issues.

Columbus Gas Prices Hold Steady at $2.94

COLUMBUS, OH – Drivers across Central Ohio are getting a brief break at the gas pumps this week as average gas prices remain unchanged from the previous week, according to the latest GasBuddy survey.

Gas prices in Columbus are currently averaging $2.94 per gallon, the same as last week. That figure is 14.6 cents higher than a month ago, but still 12.9 cents lower than the same time last year.

The lowest gas price recorded in the Columbus area was $2.39 per gallon, while the highest reached $3.19, showing a notable 80-cent price gap between stations. Across Ohio, the statewide average also held steady at $2.91 per gallon.

National Gas Price Trends

Nationally, gas prices inched down by 1.4 cents per gallon to an average of $2.99, while diesel prices climbed 2.5 cents to $3.66 per gallon, GasBuddy reported.

Experts Warn of Potential Price Increases

Although prices have remained stable, analysts caution that refinery issues in the Midwest and rising oil production in December could cause gas prices to climb in the coming weeks.

Patrick De Haan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy, noted,

“The national average once again briefly dipped below the $3 mark, but the drop will be short-lived. Prices in the Great Lakes states may rebound due to ongoing refinery challenges.”

Motorists are advised to monitor local stations and use real-time gas price trackers to find the most affordable options as winter demand increases.

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Police Release Photos of Suspects in Harvard Medical School Explosion

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Police released surveillance images of two suspects following the Harvard Medical School explosion in Boston.

Police Release Photos of Suspects in Harvard Medical School Explosion

Authorities have released surveillance images showing two possible suspects connected to an intentional explosion early Saturday morning at Harvard Medical School’s Longwood Medical Campus.

According to The Harvard Crimson, the incident occurred around 3 a.m. at the Goldenson Building, located within the Longwood Medical Campus. A Harvard University Police Department officer reportedly arrived at the scene moments after the explosion and saw two individuals fleeing the area.

The Boston Fire Department’s Arson Unit later determined that the explosion was intentionally set. The Boston Police Department conducted a full sweep of the building and confirmed that no additional explosive devices were found.

Fortunately, no injuries have been reported in connection with the blast.

Authorities have since released surveillance photos showing two masked suspects wearing sweatshirts. The FBI is assisting local investigators, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Harvard University Police Department at 617-495-1796.

The investigation remains active as officials work to identify the individuals responsible for the incident.

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Juvenile Critically Injured in Hit and Run Crash on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus

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Juvenile Critically Injured in Hit and Run Crash on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus
Juvenile Critically Injured in Hit and Run Crash on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus
Columbus Police are searching for driver after juvenile critically injured in hit and run on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus.

Juvenile Critically Injured in Hit and Run Crash on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus

COLUMBUS, OH — A juvenile is in critical condition following a hit and run accident that occurred Saturday evening, according to Columbus police.

The incident happened shortly before 5:30 p.m. near Cleveland Avenue and Windsor Avenue, where a white sedan traveling southbound on Cleveland Avenue reportedly struck the young pedestrian. Police stated that the traffic light was green at the time of the collision.

The juvenile, whose age has not been released, was immediately taken to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Authorities said the white sedan fled the scene after the crash and is believed to have damage on the passenger side, including a broken side mirror and cracked windshield. Investigators are urging anyone with information about the vehicle or the driver to contact Columbus Police at 614-645-4767.

As the investigation continues, police are working to locate the driver responsible for the hit and run.

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