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into bear market territory yesterday. economists predict the fed will raise interest rates again in another attempt to battle rising inflation. cnn business correspondent solomon is here with me now. this ppi report, why should people at home care about this? what s it matter for us? it s interesting because ppi doesn t get as much attention as the consumer price index, but it s really important because it s factory level inflation, what producers are experiencing, and we know what companies are feeling, we ll likely see a few months down the line in terms of consumer prices. even though we did see slight moderation in categories like food, the topline number is troubling because we know after friday s report that there were no signs of moderation, that there were signs of acceleration in inflation and what we have now with this report is a sign perhaps of more pain to come down the road. okay. so, now, tomorrow, expecting this big announcement. on how much, by how much t

Educators, librarians concerned about 2 Ohio bills intended to 'protect' children from obscenity

Two Ohio bills were introduced to the House recently, and they could change the way public libraries and K-12 spaces operate.

Teachers, librarians caught giving 'obscene' materials to kids could be charged with felony under new Ohio bill

Leader of one Ohio teachers' union claimed bill 'would have a chilling effect on our classrooms.'

Ohio bill would charge school staff with felonies for 'obscene materials'

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio lawmakers are advancing a new bill that would charge teachers and librarians with felonies for handing out books and materials deemed “obscene.” House Bill 556 has been introduced to establish “criminal liability for certain teachers and librarians for the offense of pandering obscenity,” the legislation states. Introduced by Rep. Adam […]

Ohio bill would charge teachers, librarians with felonies for handing out 'obscene materials'