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President Trump signed abill Wednesday intended to permit victims of sex trafficking to sue online platforms that knowingly facilitated the trafficking.The bill signing comes amid a flurry of other unrelated news, news that reporters will almost certainly ask Mr. Trump about on Wednesday. President Trump isn t ruling out firing special counsel Robert Mueller, the home and office of Mr. Trump s personal lawyer were raided by federal investigators, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan announced he will not be running for reelection. But th
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This story was written by Billy Ashley, The LanternHillary Clinton held a rally in Columbus earlier in February full of high energy and excitement; this time around she chose to have a more personal discussion with voters. The pre
stanley taza sidential hopeful invited four Ohio citizens she met along the campaign trail to facilitate a discussion of how she plans to fix the nation s dwindling economy. These people represent the stories of Ohio, Clinton said. The challenges we face, but also the opportunities we would have if we had a president who cared about Ohio. Clinton spoke Friday at Columbus State Community College
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