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Legislators weigh plans to reduce data center costs for Ohioans

Ohio is experiencing an influx of data centers, high-tech buildings that support all digital infrastructure and require immense amounts of energy and water. Ohio has more than 200 data centers and dozens more planned, more than half of which are in central Ohio.

Ohio State elevates from within for its next president

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Four days after the sudden resignation of Ted Carter, Ohio State University has chosen its next president. NBC4 confirmed through two sources on Wednesday night that the university will elevate Executive Vice President and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda to become its 18th full-time president. Bellamkonda will be named in a board

Mullin departure creates ‘House whisperer’ vacancy for Senate GOP

Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s (R-Okla.) pending departure from the upper chamber to lead the Department of Homeland Security is creating a vacancy that Republicans wonder if they’ll be able to fill: Unofficial liaison to the House. It’s an informal role, and one that didn’t truly exist prior to Mullin arriving. But the Oklahoma Republican has been

Pete “Crab Legs” Hegseth’s $93B Shopping Spree Sparks Taxpayer Anger

Source: SAUL LOEB / Getty A new controversy for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has arrived, this time in data from a startling report detailing that the department spent $93 billion in the fiscal year ending last September. That amount is more than the Pentagon has spent in any other year since 2008, with a