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The crypto sector's Fairshake super PAC network backed Bernie Moreno with more than $40 million in Ohio's toss-up Senate race ...
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Axios on MSNSherrod Brown challenges crypto PACs to rematch in Ohio
Political operatives working for the cryptocurrency industry will be on high alert now that Democrats appear to be all in on ...
State Rep. Allison Russo, the former House Minority Leader, is the first of several Ohio Democrats expected to announce a statewide office run following Sherrod Brown’s recent U.S. Senate announcement ...
Money started flowing into Ohio's 2026 U.S. Senate race within hours of Sherrod Brown’s announcement that he wants to run ...
Dissecting the "completely dysfunctional" state of Ohio's Democratic Party and why potential candidates are holding back despite strong leadership at the top ...
Wyoming Sen. Lummis praised her new GOP colleague from Ohio, savaging his likely Democrat rival, who wants to return to the Senate.
Former Democrat Senator Sherrod Brown announced he will be running in the 2024 election to unseat former Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted, who was appointed to the Senate after JD Vance became ...
As much of the crypto industry avoids picking a favored party in Congress, the brothers atop Gemini decry "bad-faith" ...
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Straight Arrow News on MSNCrypto industry's $130 million investment in Congress is paying off
In eight months, Republicans have approved new laws and regulations that will officially bring cryptocurrency into the US ...
Protesters gathered outside the City Club and disrupted Moreno's speech inside, criticizing President Donald Trump's policies on a wide range of issues.
Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), speaking to reporters earlier this month, also envisioned a September timeline while conveying constituent frustration over elevated interest rates. “Every single stop, ...
The Weeknight hosts respond to Texas House Republicans passing a controversial redistricting plan – at Donald Trump’s request. All Democrats opposed the effort.
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