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Rural Ohio schools face budget crises with over 120 districts projecting negative cash balances by 2029. A crypto company linked to Donald Trump's family funded Vivek Ramaswamy's governor campaign, which advocates for Ohio public funds to invest in Bitcoin. Fewer than 49% of Americans report being able to afford healthcare, the lowest rate since 2021.

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