Women are breaking records for political leadership in the U.S. after the latest election cycle. With results still coming in, at least 118 women will serve in the 116th Congress come the start of the new year. The next Congress will also feature a record number of women of color, the first Native American and Muslim women, and the youngest woman ever elected to a congressional seat. Today on All Sides, we discuss the future of women in politics.

Denison University second-year student Sara Abou Rashed was exposed to violence, war and hatred at a young age growing up in Syria.

The second enrollment season for the Affordable Care Act under the Trump administration is underway. Premium prices will vary greatly this year from state to state, as buyers navigate their options in choosing coverage levels. Today on All Sides, health care enrollment, workplace mindfulness and more on Wellness Wednesday.

The midterms are over, and Republicans retained control of Ohio’s statewide offices. Mike DeWine bested Richard Cordray in a gubernatorial race that was considered a tossup. Nationally, Democrats came away with the House of Representatives. Today on All Sides, the midterms and what to expect now that it’s over. Guests : Paul Beck , political scientist , The Ohio State University Wendy Smooth , professor in the Womens, Gender and Sexulaty Studies Department, Ohio State University

The process of gerrymandering, drawing legislative district lines to favor one party over another, isn’t new. The practice dates back to the early 19th century. Ohio primary voters this year approved a ballot issue that changes how the state draws its congressional district lines, a process that will be put to the test after the 2020 Census. But how it is judged going forward depends on finding a workable standard for identifying a partisan gerrymander in the first place. A cadre of

Early voters in Texas have reported that votes they cast for the Democrat in the U.S. Senate race were switched on screen to the Republican candidate. The machines in question in those cases are known for their glitches, but some computer scientists are warning that our confidence in high tech voting machines could be misplaced. Today on Tech Tuesday, voting machine vulnerability and more. Guests : Eric Geller , cybersecurity reporter , Politico Whitson Gordon , San Diego-based freelance writer

Asian and Asian-inspired foods are growing in popularity in Columbus. Not the least among those eateries is Momo Ghar. Since opening in 2016 in the Saraga International Grocery on Morse Road, Momo Ghar has quickly become one of Columbus’ most popular food destinations. The homemade authentic Nepali and Tibetan style dumplings have garnered widespread attention. Voted the best restaurant in Columbus on Yelp, Momo Ghar was featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” on the Food Network. Join us for

The Ohio Attorney General’s race is heating up with midterm elections two weeks away. Republican State Auditor Dave Yost and Democrat Steve Dettelbach squared off in their first and final debate yesterday. The two candidates covered the opioid crisis, ECOT and cybersecurity in Ohio politics. Today on All Sides, we discuss the Ohio attorney general’s race. Guests : Jeremy Pelzer, politics reporter , Cleveland.com Steve Dettelbach, Democratic candidate for Ohio Attorney General Doug Cole , former

Birding is about more than looking to the sky or the nearest thicket. The popular pastime also is focused on conservation of the habitat, the wetlands and wildlife areas that attract and harbor birds -- be they migratory or year-round denizens. That makes grooming the next generation of birders imperative for the likes of Kim Kaufman of the Black Swamp Bird Observatory in northwest Ohio. Kaufman started the Black Swamp Bird Observatory Ohio Young Birders Club, and her group has organized the

The often overlooked office of the Ohio Treasurer matters because its staff oversee a multi-billion dollar investment portfolio along with the collection of state tax and other revenue. Taxpayers should care who holds the elective office of the treasurer. Coming up, we meet the candidates and cover the issues that matter to the office of the state treasurer of Ohio.