Obama Rallies in Ohio and Michigan, Says Ramaswamy Has 'No Low He Will Not Sink To'
The former president campaigned with Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown as the fight over a Republican ad featuring Acton's estranged mother becomes a national flashpoint.
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The former president campaigned with Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown as the fight over a Republican ad featuring Acton's estranged mother becomes a national flashpoint.
WatchSpeaking for 93 minutes in a Dayton-area high school gym, the president campaigned for Senate candidate Jon Husted and governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy 31 days before the midterms.
An Ohio jury found the 40-year-old pastor guilty on all nine counts after about two hours. Prosecutors said he shot Ashley Flynn in her sleep and staged a break-in.
Patrick Havas, 38, shoved through a crowd toward Ohio's Democratic candidate for governor, knocking down two people on mobility scooters and a volunteer with Parkinson's disease. He was arrested at the scene and charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault.
Conference Chair Lisa McClain told "Face the Nation" she is standing behind the Ohio congressman despite his ex-wife's abuse allegations. Three Senate Republicans have told him to get out of the race.
The longest-serving woman in the history of the U.S. House was a passenger when her vehicle was hit Sunday morning in Toledo. Police say the other driver was picked up by a second car and fled the scene.
Emily Moreno's Cuyahoga County filing accuses the Ohio Republican of harassing and physically grabbing her attorneys after custody hearings. Miller denies all of the allegations.
WatchGunfire erupted near a crowded street festival in Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday evening, wounding 12 people aged 14 to 61. Police say at least two shooters opened fire and no arrests have been made.
WatchGunfire erupted just after 5:30 p.m. Saturday near the popular Ohio neighborhood festival, wounding 12 people aged 14 to 61. Police believe two shooters were firing at each other, and no one is in custody.

Silicon Valley transplants and tech titans have transformed the Columbus area, though rapid changes have created tensions with longtime residents.