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Nick Evans

Nick Evans

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Reporter, Ohio Capital Journal

Columbus

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  • Ohio judge permanently blocks social media age verification law

    By Nick Evans Verified| Yahoo Verified (Photo Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images). A federal judge in Ohio permanently blocked a parental consent law for social media this week. The measure, approved as part of the 2023 budget bill, would have required social media companies verify a user’s age and block access to kids younger than 16 unless they have parental consent. The court had halted it while the case progressed and the statutes were never enforced.

    By Nick Evans Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Capital punishment critics urge Ohio lawmakers to abandon death penalty

    By Nick Evans Verified| The Courier (McArthur, OH) Verified Every year, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost releases a report detailing the state of Ohio’s capital punishment system. This year, as with last year, it depicts an expensive and inefficient program. Yost argues serious reform is needed to drag it out of the ditch, but opponents contend the attorney general is misreading the facts in front of him. kAm%96J 2C8F6 :E’D E:>6 E@ D4C2A E96 562E9 A6?2=EJ :? ~9:@[ ?@E 8C2DA 7@C 2? 6?5\CF? E@ C6DE2CE 6I64FE:@?D]k^AmkAmkDEC@?8m*@DE’D A6CDA64E:G6k^DEC@?8mx?

    By Nick Evans Verified · The Courier (McArthur, OH)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Ohio judge permanently blocks social media age verification law

    By Nick Evans Verified| Yahoo Verified (Photo Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images). A federal judge in Ohio permanently blocked a parental consent law for social media this week. The measure, approved as part of the 2023 budget bill, would have required social media companies verify a user’s age and block access to kids younger than 16 unless they have parental consent. The court had halted it while the case progressed and the statutes were never enforced.

    By Nick Evans Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Ohio Capital Journal

The Ohio Capital Journal is an independent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to connecting Ohioans to their state government and its impact on their lives. The Capital Journal combines Ohio state government coverage with incisive investigative journalism, reporting on the consequences of policy, political insight and principled commentary.

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Founded: 2019