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Multiple zoos across the United States have received fake bomb threats and swatting hoaxes from an unknown caller, forcing evacuations and closures at facilities in states including Ohio and Arizona. The article reports on this pattern of incidents without identifying a suspect or motive.

The headline claims Medicare fraud has been uncovered in Ohio and migrant welfare fraud has been exposed, while suggesting politicians are inactive on fraud prevention and proposing AI as a solution. However, no specific details about the alleged fraud cases, locations, amounts, or sources are provided in the available content.

The Hill announces live coverage of the 2026 Indiana and Ohio primary elections, featuring a 2.5-hour real-time broadcast anchored by Cory Smith and Chris Stirewalt. The network presents this as data-focused political analysis with multiple hosts from various Hill programs.

CBS News reports on primary elections occurring in Ohio and Indiana as the 2026 midterm cycle approaches. The report is delivered by correspondent Fin Gómez in a brief news segment format.

CBS News reports that voters in Ohio and Indiana are holding primary elections on Tuesday, with Ohio featuring Senate, House, and governor races while Indiana holds House and state-level primaries. The article provides basic logistical information about which races are occurring in each state.

Upcoming primary elections in Ohio and Indiana are presented as tests of Trump's political influence. Trump is attempting to remove Indiana Republicans who blocked a redistricting proposal, while Democratic prospects in Ohio are framed as benefiting from dissatisfaction with Trump's agenda.

The Supreme Court temporarily restored access to mifepristone (the abortion pill) pending further litigation. Separately, Indiana and Ohio held primary elections where Trump's endorsements faced tests against incumbent Republican senators.

Ohio daycare worker Katelyn Ann Strohacker was convicted on 31 counts of kidnapping and child endangerment and sentenced to 8-12 years in prison. The article reports the conviction and sentencing but provides minimal additional detail about the abuse or case circumstances.

Madison Sheahan, a 28-year-old ICE Deputy Director, resigned in January amid protests in Minneapolis where ICE agents and protesters clashed, resulting in deaths. Rather than resigning in protest, Sheahan left to run for Congress in Ohio, quickly raising hundreds of thousands of dollars with campaign ads emphasizing her role in Trump's deportation policies.