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Case Western Reserve University sign atop a kiosk for posting bills against a backdrop of autumn leaves and a brick building.
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Education
Mandel Foundation gifts $125M to Case Western Reserve University
Stephanie Metzger-Lawrence
Funds will support four areas across the university, with a focus on humanities and social sciences.
Demonstrators march to the White House during a May Day protest in Washington, D.C., on May 1, 2025.
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NPR News
Nationwide May Day protests expected to pick up mantle of 'No Kings'
Scott Neuman
From l-r., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force Gen. Danial Caine, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and acting undersecretary of defense during the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the Department of Defense budget, on Capitol Hill, in Washington, Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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NPR News
Republicans say they will defer to Trump on Iran war despite arrival of deadline
The Associated Press
Government & Politics
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth appears before a House Committee on Armed Services business meeting on the Department of Defense Fiscal Year 2027 on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in Washington.
  1. Hegseth faces questions about Iran in first congressional appearance since war began
  2. DeWine joins groundbreaking for Cleveland Browns' stadium, saying Ohio 'needed this'
  3. US Senate passes resolution from Ohio senator banning chamber from prediction markets
Law & Justice
A demonstrator holds up an "8647" sign at a "No Kings" protest in Louisville, Ky., in June 2025. It's an anti-Trump slogan, with multiple interpretations.
  1. '8647' got James Comey indicted. What exactly does it mean?
  2. Ohio Supreme Court: Artificial insemination laws don't apply to unmarried same-sex couples
  3. Cuyahoga County approves taking on nearly $1B in debt to fund new jail
Health
Researchers tested an AI model against doctors and found the model outperformed the humans.
  1. In real-world test, an AI model did better than doctors at diagnosing patients
  2. Long a dream, it's now real: a fast and accurate TB test that doesn't need phlegm
  3. Half of Cleveland tobacco shops noncompliant as city starts new registry enforcement
Education
Students walking inside Cloverleaf High School at Cloverleaf Local School District in Medina County.
  1. Legal fight brewing over school funding and taxes in Medina County, this time over pipeline
  2. Students, teachers worry about the future of Cleveland schools' IB program
  3. Cleveland teachers blast school leaders, state funding system as district lays off hundreds
Economy
Travelers board an Acela train at Union Station in Washington, D.C., in November 2024. Amtrak reported a 5% increase in ridership in March, compared with the year before.
  1. Passenger railroads see a sharp jump in ridership as gas prices climb
  2. Browns break ground on Brook Park complex, but Goodell says more Super Bowl amenities needed
  3. The U.S. economy shows resilience despite the war with Iran
Environment & Energy
President Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House on Thursday in Washington.
  1. Trump gives the go-ahead for a major new Canada-U.S. oil pipeline
  2. Ohio Supreme Court rules AEP doesn't owe $74.5M in refunds for coal plant subsidies
  3. Ohio Supreme Court rejects $74.5 million refund for coal plant riders
Science & Technology
Pioneering geneticist J. Craig Venter has died at the age of 79, according to his namesake research institute.
  1. Craig Venter, pioneering human genome decoder, dies at 79
  2. Elon Musk accuses OpenAI's leaders of 'looting the nonprofit' in court testimony
  3. Like soap operas, 75 feet up: How bald eagle nest cams hook online communities
Race, Gender & Identity
The U.S. travel ban against 39 countries has thrown thousands of people into legal limbo, as the Trump administration has paused reviewing visa, green card, work permit, and citizenship applications.
  1. Stuck in limbo: millions of professionals risk losing legal status under Trump pause
  2. Human Rights Campaign targets battleground districts during broader reckoning over LGBTQ+ rights
  3. Ohio teacher files lawsuit over district's removal of LGBTQ+ flag in a classroom
Arts & Culture
Two abstract photos of an Italian castle and a Cleveland bridge
  1. 5 things to do in NEO: Cleveland landscapes, jazz meets Woodstock and more
  2. Former Wadsworth school has 'only just begun' as Celestia Theater
  3. Review: Manet-Morisot exhibition is a deep dive into artistic ways of seeing, making
Community
The Lee-Miles Hunger Center food pantry serves people on Mondays and Wednesdays.
  1. Northeast Ohio's food pantry volunteers are dedicated, but need relief
  2. Analysis: Cleveland engages a new lakefront planning team to see what鈥檚 possible after Browns leave
  3. Remembering the restaurant that nourished my neighborhood
Sports
A papier-mache Brutus Buckeye smiles on a football field. There's a crowd of fans in the stands behind him.
  1. How Brutus Buckeye became an Ohio State icon
  2. Flag football is bringing more Ohio girls onto the field
  3. These fans are boycotting the World Cup. Will they make it a bust?
Reporters Notebook
You can use Cleveland's public records portal to request any record that pertains to city business. The city also has an Open Data portal with real-time, readily-accessible records.
  1. They're your records! Request them!
  2. Northeast Ohio makerspaces are promoting creativity, building community
  3. We'll listen, you'll engage and we'll all vote, armed with information