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The Business of Rage

Apr 27, 2026

The Business of Rage

Manufactured anger is the most profitable product of the digital age

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EDITORIAL: Who Is Really Behind the War on Data Centers?

Apr 24, 2026

EDITORIAL: Who Is Really Behind the War on Data Centers?

The question every American should be asking is: Who is really pulling the strings?

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EDITORIAL: Levy Season Hits This Fall — Consider This Your Summer Research Project

Apr 24, 2026

EDITORIAL: Levy Season Hits This Fall — Consider This Your Summer Research Project

Asking taxpayers for more money for schools may be the worst-timed request in Ohio education history.

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GONE DARK PART III: It's Not Just Us

Apr 24, 2026

GONE DARK PART III: It's Not Just Us

A Newsweek investigation finds China has lost at least nine defense scientists under unexplained circumstances — including a hypersonics expert who previously worked at Wright State University. Iran's researchers are dying too. The list is longer than most thought.

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EDITORIAL: Before You Call Someone a Fascist, Maybe Look Up What One Is

Apr 22, 2026

EDITORIAL: Before You Call Someone a Fascist, Maybe Look Up What One Is

The word "fascist" gets thrown around so much these days that it has lost almost all meaning.

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GONE DARK PART II: A Rocket Engineer Vanishes, a Fusion Physicist Is Killed, and a General Disappears

Apr 21, 2026

GONE DARK PART II: A Rocket Engineer Vanishes, a Fusion Physicist Is Killed, and a General Disappears

Part Two of an ongoing Pennant series examining the deaths and disappearances of American scientists tied to classified research programs

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EDITORIAL: When the Signs Are Already Printed

Apr 20, 2026

EDITORIAL: When the Signs Are Already Printed

Data centers have sparked real debate in Grove City, Ohio. But before you take a side, ask who's handing out the talking points.

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The Ohio Senate passes bill allowing gun owners to sue municipalities over local firearms laws

Apr 20, 2026

The Ohio Senate passes bill allowing gun owners to sue municipalities over local firearms laws

The Ohio Senate passed legislation Tuesday that would allow individuals to seek punitive damages against local governments that enact gun restrictions the state considers unconstitutional.

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GONE DARK: Two NASA Scientists Dead, No Answers — And They Are Not Alone

Apr 17, 2026

GONE DARK: Two NASA Scientists Dead, No Answers — And They Are Not Alone

Part One of an ongoing Pennant series examining the deaths and disappearances of American scientists tied to classified research programs

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The Pennant Is Looking into the Deaths and Disappearances of Scientists Tied to America's Nuclear and UAP Programs

Apr 16, 2026

The Pennant Is Looking into the Deaths and Disappearances of Scientists Tied to America's Nuclear and UAP Programs

Ten people with documented ties to America's most sensitive nuclear and UAP research programs have died or gone missing within a 33-month window.

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EDITORIAL: Ohio Said No to DEI. So Why Is It Coming Back in a Box?

Apr 14, 2026

EDITORIAL: Ohio Said No to DEI. So Why Is It Coming Back in a Box?

Over the past week, The Pennant received several notices about a concerning program being conducted at an Ohio middle school.

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Mom, Can You Venmo Me? A Generation's Battle Cry

Apr 13, 2026

Mom, Can You Venmo Me? A Generation's Battle Cry

A stunning new study has confirmed what every boomer already suspected: their adult children will not be leaving anytime soon.

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Ohio's $1 Billion Voucher Program Faces Constitutional Challenge, New Oversight Push

Apr 10, 2026

Ohio's $1 Billion Voucher Program Faces Constitutional Challenge, New Oversight Push

Ohio operates one of the nation's largest school voucher programs following the 2023 EdChoice expansion, spending more than $1 billion annually across all voucher programs and serving more than 140,000 students.

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Editorial: A Wolf in Elephant's Clothing

Apr 9, 2026

Editorial: A Wolf in Elephant's Clothing

Samuel Ronan wants you to think he's a Republican. He's not.

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Editorial: They Want Another Levy, but the Levy is Dry

Mar 20, 2026

Editorial: They Want Another Levy, but the Levy is Dry

Ohio taxpayers are being asked to pay more for schools that, by their own numbers, aren't spending wisely

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Editorial: Trades and Construction Jobs Are in Demand. The State Must Not Squander It.

Mar 17, 2026

Editorial: Trades and Construction Jobs Are in Demand. The State Must Not Squander It.

By The Pennant Editorial Board

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Small, Poverty-Stricken Town Outperforms and Underspends Compared to Top Ohio Districts

Feb 27, 2026

Small, Poverty-Stricken Town Outperforms and Underspends Compared to Top Ohio Districts

Steubenville, Ohio, outscores most Ohio school districts with 1/4 of the budget

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