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Ohio AG Sues Hebrew Union to Prevent Sale of Cincinnati Campus

Ohio AG Sues Hebrew Union to Prevent Sale of Cincinnati Campus

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has initiated a lawsuit against Hebrew Union College to prevent the sale of its Cincinnati campus. The lawsuit claims that the college breached a 1950 agreement to maintain a rabbinical school in Cincinnati permanently. The college had decided to wind down the program by the end of the 2025-2026 academic year, citing financial difficulties and declining enrollment. The lawsuit seeks to block the sale of the campus and ensure that donor funds intended for Cincinnati are not redirected to other locations. This legal action follows a previous lawsuit in 2024 regarding the sale of rare books from the college's library.

The data center boom meets resistance in Maine as lawmakers pass a yearlong freeze

The data center boom meets resistance in Maine as lawmakers pass a yearlong freeze

Maine’s legislature has passed the nation’s first statewide moratorium on energy-hungry data centers

AI ruling prompts warnings from US lawyers: Your chats could be used against you

AI ruling prompts warnings from US lawyers: Your chats could be used against you

By Mike Scarcella April 15 (Reuters) - As people increasingly turn to artificial intelligence for advice, some U.S. lawyers are telling their clients not to treat AI chatbots like trusted confidants when their freedom or legal liability is on the line.

FIFA Announces Tailgating Policy for 2026 World Cup at U.S. Venues

FIFA Announces Tailgating Policy for 2026 World Cup at U.S. Venues

FIFA Announces Tailgating Policy for 2026 World Cup at U.S. Venues

USOPC 'closely monitoring' reaction to Wasserman but sidesteps questions about his LA28 leadership

USOPC 'closely monitoring' reaction to Wasserman but sidesteps questions about his LA28 leadership

The chair of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee answered a question about Casey Wasserman’s future as the head of the LA Olympics organizing committee by saying the committee has shared its concerns with LA’s board

Thunderstorms rip across Michigan and damage 2 ice arenas, other structures

Thunderstorms rip across Michigan and damage 2 ice arenas, other structures

Powerful storms ripped through parts of Michigan damaging two ice arenas and other structures, and felling branches near the University of Michigan's main campus

Shemar Stewart “wasn’t ready to be out there” last season but is now poised for a big year, per Bengals DL coach

Shemar Stewart “wasn’t ready to be out there” last season but is now poised for a big year, per Bengals DL coach

Jerry Montgomery believes his young edge rusher will take a big step forward in 2026.

Better Call Sal: Reds rookie bombs Giants in Cincinnati

Better Call Sal: Reds rookie bombs Giants in Cincinnati

The definition of insanity is throwing meatballs to Sal Stewart over and over and expecting a different result.

Walmart Expands Drone Delivery to 150 More U.S. Stores, Enhancing Convenience

Walmart Expands Drone Delivery to 150 More U.S. Stores, Enhancing Convenience

Walmart Expands Drone Delivery to 150 More U.S. Stores, Enhancing Convenience

Bengals News (4/14): Orlando Brown Jr. weighs in on Dexter Lawrence trade

Bengals News (4/14): Orlando Brown Jr. weighs in on Dexter Lawrence trade

Orlando Brown Jr. already has coach speech down if he wants a future there.

Notre Dame Basketball adds Winthrop’s Logan Duncomb from the transfer portal

Notre Dame Basketball adds Winthrop’s Logan Duncomb from the transfer portal

Notre Dame has some work to do in the transfer portal this cycle and they’re off to a good start with a big body.

Redistricting battle narrows for US House as states seek partisan edge in November elections

Redistricting battle narrows for US House as states seek partisan edge in November elections

The timeline is tightening as some states attempt to redraw U.S. House districts ahead of the November midterm elections