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Atish Baidya

Atish Baidya

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Editor-in-Chief, WOUB-TV (Athens, OH)

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Total articles 1851

  • Nearly 150,000 Ohioans set to benefit from newly passed fix on social security limitations

    By Atish Baidya Verified| WOUB-TV (Athens, OH) Verified The Social Security Fairness Act passed the Senate 76-20, after passing the House 327-75-1 in November. All of Ohio’s congressional delegation voted for it, except for Vice-President elect U.S. Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), who didn’t vote. Vance and outgoing Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) were signed on as sponsors of the bill. For Brown, its approval was a bittersweet victory, since he had fought for and sponsored it for more than two decades.

    By Atish Baidya Verified · WOUB-TV (Athens, OH)

    Jan. 02, 2025

  • Bill to ban use of electronic trackers without consent in Ohio heads to DeWine

    By Atish Baidya Verified| WOUB-TV (Athens, OH) Verified But there was some opposition to that bipartisan bill. Private investigators wanted a carve out in Senate Bill 100 to ensure they could still use tracking devices. Investigator and retired Army Major Theodore Owens said he’s built cases for crime victims and against human traffickers using tracking devices. “We are not spying on anyone, okay? We are not stalking by proxy. This device is only a tool that we utilize to help us,” Owens told a House committee in November.

    By Atish Baidya Verified · WOUB-TV (Athens, OH)

    Dec. 31, 2024

  • Nearly 150,000 Ohioans set to benefit from newly passed fix on social security limitations

    By Atish Baidya Verified| WOUB-TV (Athens, OH) Verified The Social Security Fairness Act passed the Senate 76-20, after passing the House 327-75-1 in November. All of Ohio’s congressional delegation voted for it, except for Vice-President elect U.S. Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), who didn’t vote. Vance and outgoing Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) were signed on as sponsors of the bill. For Brown, its approval was a bittersweet victory, since he had fought for and sponsored it for more than two decades.

    By Atish Baidya Verified · WOUB-TV (Athens, OH)

    Jan. 02, 2025

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WOUB-TV (Athens, OH)

Albany, Ohio, United States

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