Author: Thomas Costello

There is a lot of basketball left, but the road to the postseason is favorable — if the Buckeyes can winRead More

The lawmakers told a federal court that Congress has not barred states from suing polluters over the effects of climate change.Read More

Gambling losses have been tax-deductible in the past, but this time around, gamblers will be limited to receiving a 90 percent deduction on qualified losses.Read More

How should the government regulate AI? Why do you think so?Read More

Part of the ‘Back the Blue’ law mandated that county compensation boards set sheriff salaries on par with police chiefs in similarly sized cities.Read More

Approaching the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, the official plaque honoring the police who defended democracy is nowhere to be foundRead More

Matt Fogal served as Franklin County District Attorney for 14 years.Read More

A local attorney has been barred from practicing immigration law after a judge ordered his suspension, a development that clarifies months of uncertainty for local immigrants who had hired himRead More

In both the competition and consumer protection spaces, the FTC was active this past week announcing several new settlements the agency has reachedRead More

A top United Nations official condemned the US attack on Venezuela, saying it violated international law, could fuel instability in the region and sets a concerning precedent that could make violent conflicts more likely.Read More