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OpenAI is considering a $500 billion data center on federal land in Ohio with potential financial support from Nvidia. Ohio lawmakers are evaluating legislation to cap future data center tax exemptions at 50% after granting 40-year exemptions to Amazon, Google, and Meta. Inflation rose to a 3-year high in May due to spiking gas prices, and Judge Tim Grendell was reinstated to his Geauga County bench after completing disciplinary requirements.

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