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  • Kasich Wants $300 Million School Grants Similar to Obama’s

    Ohio Governor John Kasich is proposing a $300 million program that resembles President Barack Obama’s Race to the Top plan by allowing schools to apply for grants to fund innovative ideas.

  • Cordray Nomination Shows U.S. Consumer Bureau Battles Remain

    The re-nomination of Richard Cordray to run the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shows that the former Ohio attorney general has won the confidence of Democrats who fought for the agency’s creation despite his failure to win over Republican critics.

  • Obamacare Opens Outsourcing Window for Infosys: Corporate India

    Infosys Ltd., India’s second-largest software exporter, is tapping demand from U.S. President Barack Obama’s push to overhaul the nation’s health-care system to include an additional 30 million Americans.

  • Strickland Says Obama ‘Energized’ for Debate (Transcript)

    Former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, co-chairman of President Barack Obama’s re- election campaign, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that the president will be “energized” by Vice President Joe Biden’s performance in his debate against Republican running mate Paul Ryan.

  • Both Campaigns Predict More Aggressive Obama at Debate

    Top surrogates for Barack Obama and Mitt Romney predicted a more aggressive Obama will show up for the second presidential debate in New York next week, while they disagreed sharply about Vice President Joe Biden’s performance.

  • Strickland Says Obama ‘Energized’ for Debate

    Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, a Democrat and the co-chairman of President Barack Obama's campaign, talks about the outlook for next week's presidential debate following last night's debate between U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan.

  • Voters May Boot Ohio Governor Trying to Fix Economy

    Governor Ted Strickland sees the future of Ohio reflected in 159,000 gleaming solar panels nestled between fields and factories outside Upper Sandusky.

  • Romney Ohio Fate Tied to 47 Percenters Along Appalachians

    Pastor Rick Towe shuns politicking from the pulpit, avoiding any mention of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney during a recent Sunday sermon at the small Pentecostal church in the southeastern Ohio River town of Kanauga. Yet the battle for the White House always seems to find him.

  • Ohio Proves Tip of Spear for Obama’s Victory Over Romney

    President Barack Obama rode the federal auto bailout and an improving state economy to win Ohio, a state both sides fought to win for its potential to decide the U.S. presidential race.

  • Romney Invites Democratic Attacks on Class Warfare Charge

    Mitt Romney’s remarks that split the American electorate into makers and takers turn on their head Republican arguments that President Barack Obama is dividing the country through “class warfare.”

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