The Trumbull County Commissioners held a special meeting Friday morning It was characterized as a "roundtable" discussion focused on "the ongoing hospital situation and U.S Senator Bernie Moreno taking on private equity."  and acted as a discussion among the commissioners and the Senator.  Senator Moreno said his number one concern in the Trumbull County community is what's going on with Insight's hospitals Moreno says he and his team have been working diligently to get those hospitals reopened "We gotta get this hospital up and running the problem is you got 700 people that used to work there They can’t just put their lives on hold reopening this hospital will be a monumental task if we can even get there," said Moreno Moreno discussed the possibility of getting another buyer to take over the hospitals to get them back open for the community.  Moreno said Medical Properties Trust (MPT) came forward with a "very generous offer" to move the real estate to a new operator "The bankruptcy court process for Steward is pretty much at the tail end so it's left open the opportunity for us to bring in a strategic buyer that can reopen and manage the healthcare system for the long run bring the employees back and provide healthcare to the community," Moreno said Moreno said this means every group involved with the hospital will be out of the picture "Everybody that's here now is out of the picture MPT would sell the real estate to the new buyer We're still working through those details but they've been good partners," said Moreno "If you can’t sell the real estate to the operator at a reasonable price Trumbull County Commissioner Chair Rick Hernandez asked Moreno about the idea of the hospital being operated under a non-profit entity similar to Mercy Health "Nonprofit entities who still pay wages There’s a lot of federal monies in the pipeline available for nonprofits That’s unlike these privately owned hospitals [who] Don’t have available monies Moreno responded saying he does not have anyone specific in mind, but that he is simply looking for an operator with a "strong balance sheet" and wants to be in the hospital business they didn't want to be in the hospital business selling off assets and ripping off employee business and in the meantime making themselves tens of millions of dollars," Moreno said "We're going to make certain that the operator is someone who has a vision to do the things that I outlined," Moreno said Moreno added that whenever a talks of who that new buyer is begins he wants to get local officials involved to make sure they are comfortable with the new operator too "I don't want to play 'Whack-A-Mole.' The idea is that all of a sudden 'oh we got a new buyer,' but we had that kind of with Insight and then here we are not too long afterwards We're all busy people and we don't want to be at this We want to know whoever comes in that our grandkids are still serviced with that same operator," Moreno said Hernandez said having a conversation ahead of any sale could help ensure the success of the hospitals' future "We don't want to go down the same road again We have 700 individuals laid off from insight hospital and only at the gain of the owners of the companies," said Hernandez Moreno sent a letter to Steward Health Care System Medical Properties Trust and Insight Health Systems after the abrupt closure of two hospitals in the county on April 6.Moreno threatened to get the Department of Justice involved if he did not get answers from the companies Moreno has since confirmed that Insight and MPT responded within five days investigations editor for the American Prospect, said taking MPT out of the picture is a positive direction a nonprofit who bought Steward hospitals from MPT last year "There was a lot of deferred maintenance and then during the time that it took for these transactions to close the deferred maintenance became an ever more dire situation," said Tkacik Moreno said there is no set price for MPT to sell the real estate but is remaining optimistic about conversations with the group WARREN — Trumbull County’s elected officials gathered with Republican U.S Bernie Moreno to discuss the state of local hospitals infrastructure and the promise of economic revival through projects such as Kimberly-Clark’s plant to be build in the county opened with a conversation on recent turmoil surrounding Insight Hospital & Medical Center Trumbull and Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital both formerly owned by Steward Health Care elected in 2024 after defeating longtime Democrat Sen “This Robert de la Torre character should be brought to jail and I will do everything possible to make certain that happens,” Moreno said He described the hospitals’ mismanagement as “completely unacceptable,” citing private equity practices that “buy assets dividend themselves out about millions of dollars Warren Mayor Doug Franklin echoed Moreno’s sentiments on calling for a criminal investigation into alleged Medicare and Medicaid fraud by Steward Franklin took it a step further by urging Moreno to monitor federal processes particularly applications for AI-based billing systems critical to reopening the hospitals “The longer that hospital stays closed the more difficult and expensive it is to bring it back,” he said noting progress in securing a new operator “What we need is an operator that has a strong balance sheet that wants to be in the hospital business,” he said He described the effort as being “at the 3-yard line,” adding “I was actually hoping that by today I would come and tell you Infrastructure emerged as another critical concern with Trumbull County Commissioner Denny Malloy highlighting the lack of water and sewer services in the county’s northern which announced Thursday an $800 million hub for the Midwest and Northeast on the border of Howland and Warren townships Nobody wants to go where they’re going to have septic systems and well water in today’s day and age,” he said A specific infrastructure crisis loomed large as Malloy also shifted discussion toward a $38 million FEMA grant for the Meander Reservoir water supply which he indicated was now at risk of cancellation Malloy called it a “huge financial burden” that could spike water rates A representative noted the funds were obligated in March 2024 but now faced revocation “I’m going to challenge James to get it resolved today We can go the weekend and say we’re done,” he said with Kimberly-Clark’s investment hailed as transformative “Thank you also for your support on Kimberly-Clark; that was a huge economic development impact Lots of investment is coming here.” Warren Safety Service Director Eddie Colbert highlighted the Warren Peninsula project an infrastructure initiative to complement Kimberly-Clark’s arrival “We think that those types of projects go hand-in-hand with helping make our community a little more attractive,” Colbert said Colbert and Franklin discussed asking Moreno to earmark federal applications for water and sewer improvements Moreno discussed prioritizing projects with matching funds “The projects that will get the highest consideration are federal dollars that have state dollars and local dollars attached to it,” Moreno said critical for Trumbull’s low-income residents drew sharp criticism from Trumbull County Human Resources Director Alexandra DeVengencie-Bush a former Job and Family Services representative “Trumbull County is at 16.8% poverty level We just want to ensure that there’s enough funding there for the administrative aspect especially when you’re dealing with able-bodied individuals.” Her comments referenced potential work requirements and she warned that changing eligibility standards for Medicaid could significantly increase operating costs noting the county’s mandated share of funding Moreno advocated for technological solutions to ease administrative burdens “This is not ordering something on Amazon with one click This is an obscene amount of bureaucracy that can be solved with technology,” he said He proposed application programming interfaces “Why not plug in some sort of API that says No more administrative burden on the county.” Moreno also addressed fears of Medicaid cuts refuting concerns about those funds being cut in any legislation I can’t say that loudly and clearly enough.” Trumbull County Commissioner Rick Hernandez noted the bipartisanship in the room “This is about what we could do for the people as public servants and we’ve been working diligently together,” he said “Please be my eyes and ears in this community Let me know when things are bubbling up that are creating problems,” he said Copyright © 2025 Eastern Ohio Newspapers, Inc. | https://www.vindy.com | 240 Franklin Street SE, Warren, OH 44482 | 330-841-1600 | Terms of Service SALEM — Elected officials from the local state and federal level and Republican party leaders came together at the Timberlanes Complex in Salem Friday night for the annual Lincoln Day Dinner “What I say to every company that comes in to see me is if you want do business in Ohio build and be additive to our communities we’re going to welcome you with open arms But if you’re coming into Ohio to break apart out companies destroy our industries and pillage our communities you will not only not be welcome here –we will chase you out of here like a dog,” said U.S Columbiana County Republican Party Chairman Dave Johnson welcomed the attendees joking that the annual dinner was a Republican town hall in reference to a group of protestors outside the venue calling for U.S Johnson described the annual dinner as an opportunity for the party to celebrate all the elected officials donors and volunteers that make up the Republican Party He introduced all the officials and volunteers in attendance Johnson also championed the renewal of the 1% county sales tax on the ballot for Tuesday’s primary election noting that 70% of the county’s budget went directly to funding the sheriff’s office which would face budget cuts if voters chose not to renew the tax “The only person who benefits from that are the criminals,” said Johnson The event featured remarks from both Rulli Rulli also championed the work and dedication of Moreno who he served with during their tenures as Ohio state representatives calling him “one of the best senators this country has ever produced.” Moreno asked attendees to consider “what really happened on November 5” when President Donald Trump was elected calling it “a revolution of common sense.” “We have gone past the point of Republican Issues or Democrat issues to what is just common sense Does it make sense to raise government spending from $4.5 trillion dollars which is what the budget was the last year of President Trump to $7.3 trillion which was the last year of Joe Biden’s [presidency] think about that number,” said Rulli Rulli attributed the “inflation at generationally high levels” experienced in recent years to that increased spending He also suggested that energy production and its link to climate change were another “common sense issue.” “You can be a tree hugger and say climate change is an existential threat Is it better to produce energy here in America What’s better for the planet?” asked Moreno imagine these lunatics wanting to shut down our energy production and have it all happen in China You’re going to see dramatically worse results for the planet; that’s not anything other than common sense.” Moreno urged those in attendance to go out and speak with people they usually would not noting that many people are simply uninformed “Your homework tonight is to go out and talk to some of the people; now not the people across the street protesting [representative] Rulli … you’ve got to go out and talk to people you otherwise wouldn’t talk to and I know that social media makes us want to be angry but part of it is they just don’t have the data,” said Rulli “I find if you give them the information they crumble like that they’re watching MSNBC; heaven forbid they’re reading the Cleveland Plain Dealer You’ve got to go to them and approach them from that angle.” Moreno said that what “has really separated America from any other country on earth” was the existence of a “thriving growing and prosperous middle class,” noting that rich and poor alike exist in countries the world over He said that it was that middle class which built the country “into a powerhouse unlike anything ever seen in world history.” He also suggested that the growth of China’s economy came at the expense of the American middle class Defending Trump’s economic policy and tariffs the United States government signed the U.S which set the stage for China to have most-favored nation trading status with the United States and allowed them to enter the World Trade Organization At that point in time China’s [gross domestic product] was 1.2 trillion dollars per year Next year they’ll hit $20 trillion dollars — $1 trillion to $20 trillion in 25 years who paid the price?” asked Rulli “I don’t have to ask all of you If you’re in Richmond County you know who paid the price If drive through Mahoning County you know who paid the price If you’re in Trumbull County you know who paid the price.” Moreno concluded by saying that the thing which drives him in his daily work is the story a Rich Olson a 59-year-old man who worked at the Mead Paper Factory in Chillicothe and shut down by a Miami based private equity company “He spent his entire career working where his dad and his grandfather worked could go on vacation and was looking forward to retiring in a couple years knowing he had lived a good life,” said Rulli he was at home on a rare day off and gets a text message from a friend of his that they’re shutting the place down immediately No future for him or the 863 other people that work in his community.” He said that the job of elected officials is to make “have the back” of people like Rich Olson He said that rather than following “apparatus that [officials] normally rely on” to focus on job retraining programs and expand employment benefits in the area he approached the company directly with an ultimatum “I said to this private equity company you have two choices Option one you give me time to find you a buyer for this factory which means you agree to keep this thing going until the end of the year and someone will come in and operate this business for another 200 years I will use every tool of the federal government to chase you and your family for generations and as a result we’re going to find a buyer for that facility.” the Heritage Ohio’s Building Doctor is returning to Salem PERRY TOWNSHIP — The board of trustees discussed repairs to the township’s salt building in its meeting .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Ohio Inc.: | https://www.salemnews.net | 161 North Lincoln Two of President Donald Trump’s biggest allies in the Senate are sharply criticizing Medicaid policy changes under consideration in the House a sign of further Republican friction ahead over the health insurance program for low-income Americans Bernie Moreno of Ohio and Josh Hawley of Missouri both warned in interviews that proposals to cut the federal government’s share of the costs in states that have expanded Medicaid and to otherwise cap Medicaid expansion spending Moreno bluntly told Semafor that both ideas amount to “cutting benefits.” And it actually really infuriates me to hear people here talking about that This is life and death for them,” Moreno said There’s a growing consensus among Senate Republicans about paring back their party’s pursuit of Medicaid savings limiting the changes to work requirements for able-bodied people who are eligible for expansion coverage and cutting off benefits from undocumented people Moreno also said Congress can save money by improving technology and processes within the program and discouraging emergency room visits for relatively minor ailments But the current framework for the GOP’s tax cut bill directs the House committee in charge of Medicaid to find $880 billion in savings over 10 years a difficult target to hit without directly cutting benefits Medicaid-protective Republicans like Moreno and Hawley appear to have a notable ally in President Donald Trump “I just don’t think that that’s anything they’re going to contemplate I think work requirements are probably the biggest and easiest target to go do.” Hawley said he personally discussed Medicaid with the president before even supporting the budget blueprint for the tax bill adding: “The House ought to listen to the president.” Republicans predict there are more than a dozen senators on their side who are averse to anything that can be construed as a benefit cut Moreno said “there’s not 50 votes for any kind of cuts in benefits Many House members — and some senators — who are comfortable with cutting federal spending on the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion hail from states that did not expand the program during the Obama administration the federal government pays 90% of the share of the expanded program which includes people who were not eligible for coverage before Obamacare “The toughest thing we have to do is figure out where we can save money have discussed gradually lowering the federal share of Medicaid costs They argue that states could choose to spend more money to continue funding the program rather than see people lose coverage improving technology and innovation and waste fraud and abuse need to be the focus on Medicaid the whole point of the America First agenda is to make sure that we use your tax dollars to benefit American citizens So there’s no need to take away benefits from Americans,” he said Sign up for Semafor .css-w8sqnb{text-transform:capitalize;}principals Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInRAPID CITY (KOTA) -Jadon Moreno has signed on the dotted line to continue his baseball career at Mount Marty Moreno is a pitcher for Post 22 with a career ERA under 3.00 RC Christian’s Benson Kieffer has also signed to play basketball at Black Hills State Kieffer earned first team All State honors this season and helped the Comets reach the state tournament Two people were burned Friday morning, May 2 when a suspected honey oil lab exploded in a garage at a house in Moreno Valley the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said Both were hospitalized with moderate to major injuries a Cal Fire / Riverside County Fire Department spokeswoman “Deputies are investigating a possible butane honey oil lab explosion,” Vickers said the primary psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant which goes by various names including honey oil If the extraction is performed inside a room that is not properly ventilated The explosion and a fire were reported at 10:27 a.m. in the 13600 block of Pattilyn Drive. Firefighters arrived to find smoke billowing out of the garage The flames were knocked down in about 20 minutes A hazardous-materials team was standing by ©2025 MediaNews Group, Inc. Visit pe.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. so the dozens of protesters outside Republican Senator Bernie Moreno's Cleveland office brought “spring break” activities — corn hole hula hoops and chalk — to their weekly demonstration They call these protests "Wednesday at Bernie's," a play on the 1989 hit film "Weekend at Bernie's." This week the group propped up an inflatable doll of Moreno Moreno was not at the Carl Stokes Federal Court House on Wednesday: He was in Washington "This is recess; He shouldn't be in D.C.," said Shaker Heights resident Ellen Frank Frustrated constituents like Frank are urging Moreno a former car salesman who ousted longtime Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown last fall to host a town hall — something they say he's yet to do since he's taken office many Republicans are expected to avoid town halls during this two-week recess after several colleagues faced constituents angered by President Donald Trump's policy changes Chuck Grassley was pressed by the public to stand up to Trump on issues like tariffs and executive overreach officers used stun guns against two attendees at a town hall hosted by Rep Democrats are also facing pressure from the public at town halls where members of Congress are being urged to take action against Trump "It's so sad that the Democratic majorities in Congress are not lifting a finger to stop all these awful things that are going on," said Mark Hennessey a 79-year-old retired lawyer living in Pepper Pike who was protesting outside Moreno's office but the defunding of a lot of critical things like Social Security Administration.. Congress could do something about it if they wanted to." That's why the group says visibility and strength in numbers is important because we're here on the street and so other people can see that there's a group of people who are protesting what is going on It might encourage them to do likewise," Hennessey said "It's helpful to us as a group because we can see other people who have similar views in this dark time — that's very uplifting to us." Moreno was born in Colombia before moving to Florida as a child He rose to prominence in Ohio as a luxury car salesman with his first dealership in North Olmsted in Cuyahoga County the former lieutenant governor appointed in January to fill now-Vice President JD Vance's seat These people have been out here in eight-degree weather in the snow Moreno did not respond to a request for comment Written by RotoWire Staff Moreno is out of the lineup for Sunday's game against the Phillies Moreno will get a rest for the series finale after starting at catcher both of the past two days Jose Herrera will step in behind the plate Sunday Deftones frontman Chino Moreno has released a remix of the Cure track “Warsong.” The recording is including on the upcoming compilation Mixes of a Lost World a remixed edition of The Cure’s latest album “I chose ‘Warsong’ to remix as it’s one of those slow-building brooding musical pieces that have always drawn me into The Cure’s music,” Moreno says “My idea with this remix was to strip it back slightly of its organic instrumentation and bring in ridged mechanical percussion and some down-pitched vocals aimed to bring forth the cold/dystopic feel of the song while maintaining the core beauty of what existed.” Moreno’s remix returns the favor after Cure frontman Robert Smith put his spin on Deftones’ “Teenager” in 2020 for the 20th anniversary White Pony reissue Mixes of a Lost World will be released June 13 Songs of a Lost World dropped in November and marked the first Cure album in 16 years Need help accessing the FCC Public File due to a disability Please contact Larry McFeelie at publicfilephoenix@hubbardradio.com or (602) 629-8709 This web site is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area 2025 – Riverside County Sheriff’s Office officials report that on May 2 deputies from the Moreno Valley Sheriff’s Station Special Enforcement Team conducted a traffic stop near Poppy Meadow Drive and Village Road in Moreno Valley was arrested after he was found in unlawful possession of three unregistered firearms deputies learned Streets had additional unlawful firearms and obtained a search warrant for his residence the Moreno Valley Special Enforcement Team and the Riverside County Regional Gang Task Force – Regions 6 and 7 served a search warrant in the 12600 block of Bluntleaf Court in Moreno Valley deputies seized three additional stolen firearms Streets was booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center for the possession of stolen firearms Anyone with additional information is encouraged to contact Deputy Almadin at the Moreno Valley Sheriff’s Station at (951) 486-6700 “Community Policing” involves partnerships between law enforcement and community members Business owners and residents are encouraged to report criminal activity directly to law enforcement by calling Sheriff’s Dispatch at (951) 776-1099 or 911 if the matter is an emergency Reporting Supervisor: Sergeant Miguel Ramos Source & photos: Riverside County Sheriff’s Office discusses Angels' expectations for '25February 17th -- Angels owner Arte Moreno indicated early in the offseason that his plan was for his team to be a contender in 2025 despite losing 99 games a season ago wouldn’t quite make any predictions about the upcoming season when speaking to reporters on Monday but indicated he’s pleased with the overall direction of the franchise under general manager Perry Minasian and manager Ron Washington He believes in the young core of his club, which also added several veterans to the mix this offseason, such as left-hander Yusei Kikuchi, closer Kenley Jansen, DH Jorge Soler, catcher Travis d’Arnaud, right-hander Kyle Hendricks, third baseman Yoán Moncada and infielder Kevin Newman You have to continue to put up good building blocks And then the reality is being able to supplement everything.” did say he understands the frustration from fans that comes with not making the postseason since 2014 He said he believes it’s on him as the owner to build a winning franchise and said the blame can be cast on him for the team's recent struggles and I can't tell you how healthy he’s going to be and you've got to be healthy and they've got to play together There's 30 teams trying to accomplish the same thing every year.” Moreno came away pleased with the additions the club made this offseason but lamented not being able to add another slugger to the roster. The Angels did trade for Soler early in the offseason but did not add another impact bat Moreno said the Angels just never lined up financially with hitters on the free-agent market and the situation was similar for frontline starting pitchers He estimated that due to an elevated payroll his club will lose $50 million to $60 million this season “We accomplished a lot of stuff,” Moreno said we were targeting that we didn't get accomplished was a middle-of-the-order bat we were just unwilling to pay five or six years' worth of money for a DH because a couple guys that we wanted are not fielders But we decided to go early with Soler as the DH “And so we were looking at starters and we're looking at bats but starters are multiple years for $30 million 'Do we have enough depth to go pay $200 million?' And [Anthony] Rendon has two years left on his deal and he’s obviously not going to play this year.” Rendon is still owed $38.5 million this year and next season but might not play again for the Angels, as he’s set to undergo left hip surgery later this week Moreno wouldn’t speculate on if Rendon will play in ’26 but believes he’ll be out for ’25 “I can’t objectively comment on someone’s health and how they’re going to be health-wise,” Moreno said Moreno added that he has no plans to sell the club after exploring a sale in 2022 and that there is nothing new on a potential stadium deal with the City of Anaheim The Angels extended their lease at Angel Stadium through 2032 and Moreno said he’ll continually make upgrades to keep it safe and clean every offseason but that no major redevelopment is in the works Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball “I put money into that stadium every year,” Moreno said But I'm not going to put $200 or $300 million into a stadium that a city owns without any of their participation Maybe we'll get a new mayor and council that want us to stay.” Moreno said his relationship with the City of Tempe has been much better and he was proud of new renovations completed at the club’s Spring Training complex He said the next phase will be upgrading Tempe Diablo Stadium and he’s hopeful it’ll be ready by next spring “We've been partners with the city,” Moreno said We want to have outfield seating -- we're going to do that in right field -- and redo concessions This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Part of Hancher's 52nd Season Part of Club Hancher A Grammy Award-winning artist with a one-of-a-kind sound — whether she is singing in English or Spanish When Gaby Moreno finished singing at the Premiere Ceremony of the 66th Annual Grammy Awards host Justin Tranter had this to say: “Guys that’s one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard Moreno was announced as the winner of the Grammy for best Latin pop album for X Mí (Vol Moreno’s approach to Latin Americana has won her an avid audience — and has opened doors for other voices that don’t necessarily sound like the mainstream Moreno demonstrates just how astonishing those voices can be “There are three big aspects which are striking about Moreno as a performer The first is the versatility of her guitar playing … Secondly there’s her sheer stage presence.” — Americana UK Admin Login called the Senate's top Democrat Chuck Schumer - the highest-ranking Jewish U.S elected official - "Fuhrer," a reference to the title used by Adolf Hitler Moreno, who was elected in November made the comment to reporters outside the Senate chamber as members of his caucus struggled to agree on a path forward to try to pass President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut agenda New senators on the block: Can Bernie Moreno, Jon Husted make a difference for Ohio? "Here's the main thing you've got to understand Democrats are monolithic sheep that follow the Fuhrer Schumer's orders," Moreno said The German word Fuhrer is a political title meaning "leader" that is most associated with Hitler who led his country into World War Two and was responsible for the deaths of six million Jews Schumer has just had a book published titled "Antisemitism in America: A Warning." More: Ohio Sens. Bernie Moreno, Jon Husted flooded with calls amid Trump cabinet hearings so we won't comment on it."Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement to Reuters that there was "no excuse for comparing a Jewish leader in the Senate to Adolf Hitler." "only serve to trivialize the Holocaust and the memory of the six million Jews who perished during World War 2 describing a Jewish elected official this way is deeply despicable," Greenblatt said Ohio (WSYX) — Ohio residents are expressing frustration over difficulties in reaching their newly-elected U.S amid significant political changes at the federal level Concerns have mounted as constituents report being unable to contact the senators through their listed phone numbers Bernie Moreno's Columbus office Wednesday demonstrators demanded better access to his staff Neiman recalled having better access to former Sen Rob Portman's office despite policy disagreements noting that "the access is still not at all where it needs to be." ABC 6 called Moreno's offices in Columbus with the voice mailbox in Cleveland being full A call to Husted's sole office in Washington went to voicemail Neiman expressed frustration about the lack of communication coming from Moreno and Husted The lack of communication has left many residents eager to understand their senators' positions on recent actions taken by President Trump and Elon Musk Moreno’s staff bristled at the notion that Moreno is inaccessible One staffer pointed out that the senator is getting 1,600 calls a day Neiman said she and protesters outside the federal building are not getting any money but are simply there to express their concerns Moreno’s staff also points out that they met with a group of about 30 people in Cleveland last week Neiman says the group that met with Moreno staffers in Cleveland last week is not affiliated with those protesting in Columbus Wednesday The Cure shares “Warsong (Chino Moreno Remix)” from the group’s upcoming Mixes of a Lost World remix album Moreno’s version of “Warsong” joins previously released remixes by Four Tet and Paul Oakenfold Mixes of a Lost World, conceived and compiled by Robert Smith, is a new remix collection of tracks from The Cure’s acclaimed No. 1 2024 album, Songs of a Lost World The set features new remixes from Four Tet with the deluxe edition including additional remixes and reworks by The Deftones’ Chino Moreno “I chose Warsong to remix as it’s one of those slow-building brooding musical pieces that have always drawn me into The Cure’s music My idea with this remix was to strip it back slightly of its organic instrumentation and bring in ridged mechanical percussion and some down-pitched vocals aimed to bring forth the cold/dystopic feel of the song while maintaining the core beauty of what existed,” Moreno shares This stunning collection will be released on June 13th on Fiction/Capitol Records with all The Cure’s recording royalties benefitting War Child UK Mixes of a Lost World will be available as 3 LP/3 CD/3 MC deluxe editions featuring both the Artists & Remixers tracks The 3 LP set includes three half speed mastered 180-gram heavyweight black bio vinyl LPs and a large foldout poster; the triple deluxe CD has an eight-panel digisleeve and includes a foldout poster; the limited edition 3 MC set has individually printed o-cards and obi-strip and is exclusive to The Cure store The 2 LP/2 CD/2 MC edition features the Remixers tracks only and comes as a black vinyl 2 LP with a gatefold sleeve; a double CD in six-panel digi-sleeve includes foldout CD poster; the limited edition double cassette has individually printed o-cards and obi-strip is also exclusive to The Cure store Initially formed in 1978, The Cure has sold over 30 million albums worldwide, headlined the Glastonbury festival four times and been inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. They are considered to be one of the most influential bands to ever come out of the UK. The Cure’s first album in 16 years, Songs Of A Lost World reached No. 1 in 15 countries and the top five in a further seven has “remixed” the artwork for the album Copyright © 2013-2025 The Music Universe. All rights reserved. Any unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable law. TMU participates in various affiliate and advertising programs, including, but not limited to, Amazon, Ticketmaster, and others, and earns from qualifying purchases. Cookie ConsentWe use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By using our site, you consent to cookies. Cookie Preferences×Manage your cookie preferences below: Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper function of the website Statistics cookies collect information anonymously This information helps us understand how visitors use our website Marketing cookies are used to follow visitors to websites The intention is to show ads that are relevant and engaging to the individual user Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) said Friday the historic Chillicothe paper mill owned currently by Pixelle Specialty Solutions will pause its permanent closure until December made public the decision to permanently close the plant Tuesday Nearly 1,000 Ohioans work at the more than 200-year-old Chillicothe Mill according to a letter Moreno sent to Pixelle and H.I.G in which he blamed them for “selfish business decisions.” were joined late Friday morning by a large crowd of residents on the edge of Chillicothe flooding the sunbaked parking lot of a credit union where the faded red-and-white smoke stacks vented in the background Capital Chief Executive Officer Sami Mnaymneh had agreed over a call to hold off on closure through the end of the year “All options are on the table,” Moreno said “A thousand people losing their job in Chillicothe is like 15,000 people losing their job in Columbus Both he and Husted took aim at problems they say private equity firms pose in communities like Chillicothe “They’re buying up perfectly functional businesses selling off their parts and using the system that we’ve created in this country to do that,” Husted said a spokesperson for Pixelle confirmed the closure highlighting Moreno’s commitment to establish a Chillicothe office Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application then New Mexico where he went to Mora High School and soon attended The United World College USA  This is where Ronnie met life-long friends around the world creating moments of 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people in Pakistan who could walk on fire and do different performances with no pain whatsoever,’ Moreno said “And when they studied these people they found they had a mutation in their genome.” That story was the spark that led Moreno to try to imagine a gene therapy that would relieve chronic pain Her aunt came down with trigeminal neuralgia a nerve disorder that causes an intense stabbing pain to the head and face “I saw my aunt become – she was the life of the party – and she went from that to someone who was always in pain and there’s no quality of life,” Moreno said So Moreno founded a company called Navega Therapeutics to test and commercialize her patented gene therapy She said it has shown good results in mice you inject the shell of a virus into the body that carries a protein that changes gene expression It turns off a part of the DNA that allows pain impulses to travel along channels that lead to the brain “And these sodium channels open and close depending on pain So when they open it’s like turning on the lights,” Moreno said through your back to your brain and that’s when you feel the pain Moreno began working on this pain relief model when the opioid addiction crisis started ramping up ten years ago Chronic pain and opioid use are also a part of my story Almost twenty years ago I was in a serious traffic accident where I suffered a traumatic brain injury Ever since then I’ve had chronic pain in the lower part of my body I’ve tried lots of different ways to ease that pain “First of all I’m sorry to hear of your pain and suffering and there are so many people in this country going through this,” said UC San Diego psychiatry professor Eric Garland in response to my story “And some people do quite well on the opioids,” Garland said because of side effects or the natural tolerance that develops to the drug they find that they are not getting the kind of relief that they want to get.” Garland is part of the Sanford Institute for Empathy and Compassion at UCSD who focuses on mindfulness and meditation as a way to fight addiction and reduce chronic pain His description of “other folks” pretty well describes a man who came to him for help Dan Kruger is a motorcycle racer who has a high profile in the media and races at the top of his profession He said he also suffered decades of chronic pain and was addicted to opioids due to psoriatic arthritis and a career filled with serious injuries he suffered on the race track “In the whole span of my adult life and even my teenager life adding to that two broken collarbones and breaks in both of his wrists He’s lived in what he describes as a “circle of pain” along with his addiction But he said the good money he made and the love of his wife and kids allowed him to ignore it for quite a while “I really was a quiet addict,” Kruger said “Because if you look at it from the outside ‘Here’s this guy who’s getting lots of press Kruger was scrolling the web one day when he stumbled upon a YouTube video featuring Eric Garland and his brand of treatment That’s when Kruger reached out and learned to meditate Teaching the brain to block chronic pain  The therapy model Garland has tested for 20 years goes by the acronym MORE standing for Mindfulness Oriented Recovery Enhancement seeks to give people the skills of self awareness and self control He said people who are dependent on opioids must relearn how to savor things in life that make us happy just published in the Journal of the American Medication Association (JAMA) “In this study we showed that people with opioid use disorder have a difficulty savoring natural healthy pleasure They just struggle to try to feel good naturally and that has to do with the impact of chronic long-term opioid use on the brain,” Garland said He said that the study in JAMA shows that mindfulness therapy is proven to be effective in blocking pain and lessening opioid use “So we’ve done large clinical studies in people with chronic pain who are prescribed opioids and we have shown that the MORE therapy reduced opioid misuse by 45% at a nine-month followup point,” he said “We’ve also shown that 50 percent of people treated with MORE show a clinically significant reduction in pain.” who said three years since his introduction to the therapy 25% less than it was while I was on opioids Health professionals estimate between 20 and 25 percent of people who are prescribed opioids end up with opioid use disorders But even if they are going to work for you Garland said it doesn’t mean you’ll have access to them or that your health insurance is gonna cover them Some patients still believe opioid medication is the greatest source of relief from their pain and they can be taken with minimal side effects Some of them have formed a lobbying group called Don’t Punish Pain to oppose any new restrictions on opiate use Here's how the judges scored every round of every fight: Watch Post-Fight Interviews With The Main Card Winners And More From UFC Fight Night: Moreno v Dave’s Hot Chicken Branding to be Featured Within UFC’s Biggest Events Highlighting The Standout Performances From The Previous Month’s Action Inside The Octagon  along with fellow Senate Banking Committee member Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) is leading an effort to provide President Trump the power to place economic sanctions on foreign entities facilitating illegal immigration into the United States The Stifling Transnational Operations and Proliferators by Mitigating Activities that Drive Narcotics and Smuggling Sanctions Act – or the STOP MADNESS Act – would also ensure the president can sanction foreign governments that resist efforts to repatriate their citizens who unlawfully enter the United States “If a foreign entity shows resistance to repatriation or enables illegal immigration to the United States they should be met with the full force of our economic and national security tools The American people gave President Trump – and Congress – a mandate to crack down on illegal immigration and this bill will ensure the president has important tools to hold accountable countries and criminal organizations who refuse to comply with our immigration laws I’m proud to lead this important effort to help protect the safety of Americans,” said Chairman Scott “Socialist dictators like Gustavo Petro are going to learn they have two options with President Trump when it comes to migrant reparations: the easy way and the hard way,” said Senator Moreno “Our bill will give President Trump all the authority he needs to apply maximum pressure against corrupt individuals within foreign governments who refuse to allow the US to secure our borders.” and Smuggling Sanctions Act – or the STOP MADNESS Act – will impose economic sanctions on foreign governments that obstruct U.S repatriation efforts and on individuals and entities that knowingly facilitate unlawful immigration By leveraging the power of financial restrictions financial system for bad actors fueling illegal migration and exploitation For bill text, click HERE. For a one-pager, click HERE 534 Dirksen Senate Office BuildingWashington One more from the road.https://t.co/k9Xjx1tKgF pic.twitter.com/8xHQHS7Tmr Moreno will receive the afternoon off for rest with Jose Herrera batting ninth and filling in behind the plate at catcher for manager Torrey Lovullo against the Phillies Sunday More Gabriel Moreno: News, Rankings, Projections, Stats UFC FIGHT NIGHT: MORENO vs ERCEG will take place Saturday The entire event will be simulcast on ESPN2 and ESPN+ in English and Spanish beginning with the prelims at 4pm ET/1pm PT followed by the main card at 7pm ET/ 4pm PT ESPN Deportes will also broadcast both the prelims and main card Tickets will go on sale Friday, February 21 at 10am CST and are available for purchase at superboletos.com. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers Thursday, February 20 starting at 10am CST. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through UFC.com Former UFC flyweight champion Moreno (22-8-2 Mexico) plans to impress in his third UFC main event in a row Among the most popular athletes on the roster Moreno has entertained fans with his winning performances against Deiveson Figueiredo (twice) He now intends to earn another shot at flyweight gold with a statement performance against Erceg.  Australia) aims to prove he can compete with the top of the flyweight division and earn another shot at the championship A well-rounded competitor who has finished eight of his 12 wins Erceg now seeks to snatch Moreno’s spot in the rankings in dramatic fashion.  Ariz.) returns to the Octagon looking to put together another long win streak Recently announced as the newest inductee for the 2025 UFC Hall of Fame for his iconic bout with Israel Adesanya Gastelum has also delivered highlight-reel performances against Michael Bisping He now plans to go toe-to-toe with Pyfer and put on a show for the Mexican fans Dana White’s Contender Series standout Pyfer (13-3 Penn.) looks to start his year with a signature knockout he has ended 12 of his 13 victories before the final bell Pyfer now has his sights set on breaking into the Top 15 by becoming the first person to KO Gastelum.  For the latest information on additional bouts for this event, please visit www.ufc.com. All bouts are live and subject to change. Please click here to apply for the event Updates To UFC Fight Night: Kape vs Almabayev Live From UFC APEX In Las Vegas On March 1 Light Heavyweight Julius Walker Makes UFC Debut On 10 Days’ Notice Against Alonzo Menifield At UFC Fight Night: Cejud The Official Weights Of The Athletes Competing Feb