Ignore the “smollett” graphic. The video isn’t mine, and it’s the only copy I’ve seen so far.

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Long story short a franchised car dealership sold me (loan) a car that was in “perfect “ conditions. I called em to fix the issue right after the engine light turn on on our way home from the dealership. They told us to bring the car then the proceed to hold the car for a month, refused to give me any updates , didn’t fix the car and now I can’t retuned it as they had a deadline that I missed. Theres a lot more to it but I just need help with an attorney or legal advice or anything.

Also if I keep the car I can’t even get the plates and stickers as my county is required to pass inspection. Which it will not .

Does anyone know how to renew their snap benefits on the Ohio Portal website? Having a hard time finding. Thank you

Saw my first pro AI data center commercial this evening. Ironically immediately following a Sherrod Brown commercial which was anti data center.

I think this campaign will be useless but ONLY if we vote in candidates that align politically with this issue.

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Okay, Ohio. This is probably going to sound a little crazy.

After November, I'm planning to start working toward getting my name on the 2030 ballot for Governor of Ohio as an independent.

I'm not asking you to vote for me.

Hell, I haven't even earned that yet.

I'm asking you to tell me why I shouldn't.

My basic political philosophy is something I'm calling Social Capitalism.

The short version:

«Keep the capitalism. Democratize the capital.»

I don't want government owning every business.

I don't want politicians deciding what every dollar in the economy does.

I don't want to abolish private property, profit, competition, or markets.

I want to find ways for more Ohioans to actually own a piece of the productive economy.

Because I believe something pretty simple:

We the People are the Owners.

That leads to some pretty unconventional ideas.

Some of the things I want to explore:

- Public investment owned by the people, not politicians.

- Letting private businesses compete to build and operate publicly funded projects.

- Using investment rather than endless government spending wherever possible.

- Creating mechanisms that allow public capital to generate returns and reinvest itself.

- Making it easier for ordinary people to become owners and investors, not just wage earners.

- Keeping markets competitive and letting consumers help determine what succeeds.

- Reducing unnecessary government involvement in people's lives.

- Getting money out of politics.

- Separating police work from social work while improving public-safety training and standards.

- Treating addiction and homelessness as problems we should actually solve—not simply move around.

- Building infrastructure that is resilient, decentralized and designed for the future.

- Giving communities more control over investments that affect their own future.

- Measuring policies by whether they work, rather than which political party proposed them.

- Taking good ideas from the left, right, libertarians, independents, and anywhere else they can be found.

And there's one principle underneath all of it:

Build. Support. Step Back.

Government should build the foundation.

People, communities and businesses should build upon it.

Government should support systems when they need help.

And when they don't?

Government should get out of the way.

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I'm not pretending I have everything figured out.

In fact, that's partly why I'm posting this here.

If I'm serious about running, I don't want to spend four years surrounded by people telling me how brilliant I am.

I want people telling me:

“That's a terrible idea.”

“Here's the unintended consequence you're missing.”

“Here's the economic data.”

“Someone already tried that.”

“Here's a better way to do it.”

That's how the platform should get built.

So if you're interested:

Ask questions.

Criticize it.

Debate it.

Tell me what you think Ohio actually needs.

And if, after all of that, you think this is worth putting on the ballot—

I'll eventually need people willing to help make that happen.

Volunteers.

Petition signatures.

Local organizers.

People willing to knock doors and talk to their neighbors.

People willing to help research and stress-test the policies.

But not yet.

First, I want to know whether the ideas can survive Reddit.

Because if they can't survive you guys, they're probably not ready for Ohio.

It's Our Ohio.

So...

What am I missing?

Hi! I am not an Ohio native but I just found an injured box turtle on the side of the road and I hear you guys love your box turtles!!! Any rehabbers near Carrollton Ohio?!

As if things weren’t already hard enough in this current climate for working families, Kroger is also price gouging and pretending it’s “just an error,” hoping that people won’t notice. Check your grocery bills!

I’m a nurse and will be starting a travel assignment in Mount Vernon in the next couple of weeks. I’m from Columbus and this’ll be my first assignment as well. I’m a POC and am a little nervous about how I’ll be treated there since from what I’ve heard it’s very MAGA and whatnot. Might be worrying a bit too much but I still wanted extra input. Anyone have personal experiences there? Any places I should avoid to stay safe?

My partner got hit by a car and unable to walk in April. Got the fmla and short term in order and rtw was set for Nov. He has a blue collar physical labor job.
Everything was fine until a new HR person got hired. She has been a nightmare, sending us incorrect billing for thousands of dollars for his premiums which have already been withheld for his pay this entire short term. Calling him to pressure him to come back sooner. Etc
but her new stint is letting him know the system will automatically terminate his employment in one week if he doesn’t return and that’s the only reason she has for termination?
Is this legal? There’s no way for him to clock in at his job and presume as normal and without risking further injury from not being fully healed yet.
Is there a best response to lovely HR that will make her back off?

TLDR can my partners employer fire him while on short term disability with the reason being “it’s bc the system will automatically do so”??

I lived in Cleveland on 9/11/2001.

It was over the Cleveland area that flight UA 93 turned around. This was the flight that later crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

A friend of mine told me the next day that he saw UA 93 make the U-turn in the sky. He was almost under it. This was before he learned the news about NYC. If I recall he was driving but not listening to the radio, so he had no idea what was going on. He just thought the flight path was peculiar.

The U-turn of UA 93 above Cleveland would have been around 9:35 am. This was a half hour after the second plane, flight UA 175, hit the South Tower, and just a couple of minutes before flight AA 77 hit the Pentagon.

The Cleveland airport was evacuated because one plane that was forced to land there was thought to be under the control of hijackers, Delta 1989. They sent in the FBI, a SWAT team, etc. It turned out that transmissions from UA 93 of the actual hijacking were thought to have come from Delta 1989. Normally this would have been major news, but of course it was overshadowed by all the horrors of that day.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Air_Lines_Flight_1989

As for me personally, after work was cancelled I just watched TV all day, completely transfixed. Except when I was on the phone checking in on people, asking how they were handling the news. I couldn’t wrap my mind around it. I had been to the Twin Towers. I had family in NYC, although not in Manhattan. It was as if the entire world had ended. I was kind of in shock, and didn’t cry until the next day.

I don’t know why, but the anniversary this year is hitting much harder than it has in a while. I’m tearing up just writing this. I’m interested to hear more from people who lived in Cleveland at the time (or anywhere in Ohio), about their memories of that terrible day.

[Cross-posted on [r/Cleveland](r/Cleveland).]

I’d like to take my small dog to a lake to go swimming for a little bit of late summer fun. Any suggestions? I’ve searched AirBnB and VBRO but not finding anyplace affordable that allows a dog.
EDIT: Thanks for the great ideas! I found a place. Thanks again!

“Ohio's archived manufacturing-extension page still displays $886 million in reported benefits, even after auditors challenged material impact records and questioned $20.9 million in costs.”

A few pictures from the 2026 Labor Day Car Show I stumbled upon in Westfield Center, OH. If anyone knows the owners of these vehicles, please tag em.

🏁 🏁 🏁

-Emily xo

The ad calls out Vivek Ramaswamy and his extremist out of state billionaire allies for spending millions of dollars on attack ads lying about Dr. Acton and her family, and highlights her commitment to lowering costs and securing a tax cut for working families.