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U.S. strikes in Venezuela trigger regional and global alarm

U.S. airstrikes in Venezuela and Maduro's capture spark a mix of concern and celebration across Latin America and the globe. The U.N. Security Council is set to meet Monday as world leaders weigh in.

OSU President Ted Carter (center) walks around campus on his first day.

Ohio State President Ted Carter comments on Les Wexner deposition, viral professor assault

Ted Carter spoke on WOSU's All Sides with Amy Juravich on Thursday, one day after news broke that an Ohio State professor assaulted a citizen journalist on campus. Ohio State's biggest donor, Les Wexner, is set to be deposed next week before Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

A pile of electronic trash sits on an outdoor storage area.

Video killed the repairman: How the videotape made it hard to fix household items

A Miami University researcher says the videotape is why it's hard to repair consumer electronics. Now, the "right to repair" movement is pushing back.

Ohio State University President Ravi Bellamkonda speaks on All Sides with Amy Juravich on June 24, 2026.

Ohio State President Ravi Bellamkonda speaks on Carter's resignation, internal accountability

Ravi Bellamkonda became Ohio State's president after former OSU President Ted Carter resigned when it was revealed he misused his position and influence to give podcaster Kristanthe Vlachos university resources. Bellamkonda was formerly Ohio State's provost and led OSU's AI Fluency initiative.

An undated photo of the young Reverend Bruce Klunder, a Presbyterian minister who worked with several civil-rights groups in Cleveland in the early 1960s and soon became well-known for his approach and leadership, especially in his role with the local chapter of CORE, the Congress on Racial Equality. He was originally born in Colorado and received his divinity degree from Yale Divinity School.

Why one Ohio civil rights activist's sacrifice still matters today

Cleveland minister Bruce Klunder was killed while protesting segregation in 1964. Lessons from that time are still relevant today.

The city of Gahanna paid $8.75 million for the building, and then paid $59.6 million in construction costs.

Gahanna opens new civic center that includes city hall, police and senior center

The city of Gahanna has a new and much larger civic center.

Ohio Attorney General and Gov.-elect Mike DeWine

Mike DeWine Proposes Less Testing, More Job Training In Education Plan

Republican governor candidate Mike DeWine wants to reduce the amount of standardized testing in Ohio – one of several goals he laid out in a new education…

The state flag of Mississippi, which incorporates the Confederate battle flag in the top left corner, is displayed with the flags of the other states and territories in the tunnel connecting the Senate office building and the U.S. Capitol in 2015.

Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Mississippi State Flag's Confederate Symbolism

A black Mississippi resident sued the state, saying the use of the Confederate battle flag amounted to state-sanctioned racial discrimination. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has dismissed the suit.

ESPN has been facing a slump in revenue that's most easily traced to cord-cutting by former cable subscribers.

ESPN Layoffs Begin, And Some 100 Employees May Lose Jobs

The cuts have already hit some well-known names, including veteran NFL reporter Ed Werder, college football analyst Danny Kanell and college basketball reporter C.L. Brown.

The U.S. Navy says the USS Michigan, a guided missile submarine, has docked in South Korea on a "routine visit." It is shown here in 2014 west of Manila, Philippines.

Dueling Shows Of Force As Tensions Ratchet Up On Korean Peninsula

As North Korea marked its military's anniversary with artillery drills, a U.S. guided missile submarine docked in South Korea and U.S. Navy ships conducted exercises with South Korea and Japan.

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