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Congressman Greg Landsman of Mount Washington joined the growing number of Democratic elected officials calling for President Biden to withdraw from the race.
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It started when Speaker of the House Mike Johnson declared a $118 billion aid package deal brokered by a bipartisan group in the Senate "dead on arrival" before Johnson had ever read it.
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Ohio officials are studying passenger rail expansion that could connect Cincinnati with other cities.
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Human rights groups say Mauritania is the site of numerous abuses against its Black citizens. At least 6,000 have fled to Ohio.
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Legislators from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana were split on the continuing resolution to keep the government running — even within each state delegation.
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On Tuesday, Miguel Cardona, along with Ohio Congressman Greg Landsman, met with students and staff at Oyler to hear about their experiences and see the ways the school has impacted the lives of people in the community.
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Congressman Landsman discusses the legislation he is backing in a GOP-controlled House.
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Congressman Greg Landsman, who made the selections, says about 90% of the projects presented to the House committee get approved for funding.
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The American Action Network, a 501(c)(4) organization closely aligned with the Republican Party, is spending $2 million on TV ads in 14 congressional districts around the country, including Landsman's.
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On Cincinnati Edition the 118th Congress with Rep. Greg Landsman, then we talk to his replacement on council Seth Walsh, plus we discuss the Ohio General Assembly in 2023.