Ohio’s MAGA Senate Candidate Singles Out Another Town of Immigrants For Attack
Mauritanians have been seeking U.S. asylum since the 1990s, when the Arab government began sanctioning the killing and ...
Trump Defends Baseless Springfield Pet-Eating Claim At Univision Town Hall—Here’s Where Debunked Conspiracy Theory Comes From
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance and various right-wing figures have spread erroneous claims on social media that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are abducting and eating pets.
Clark County, Ohio election results: After immigration controversy, how did Springfield vote?
Here's how Clark County residents, including the city of Springfield that found itself in the spotlight this year, voted in ...
Ohio officer faces criticism after Facebook post about refusing to help Democrats
A central Ohio sheriff's office is facing criticism after an officer said he would not help Democrats in a Facebook post.
El País in English5d
From ‘they’re eating the dogs’ to ‘childless cat ladies’: The most memorable comments of the US election campaign
The 2024 race will be remembered for its increasingly crude and violent rhetoric — from outbursts to insults, from ...
Psychology Today8d
The Great Pet-Eating Panic
Tales of migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, are the latest in a long line of similar accusations stretching back ...
Columbus Dispatch27d
An Ohio college was in crisis. Then presidential politics made things worse.
“They’re eating the pets of the people that live there,” Trump said, spreading inflammatory, debunked claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio. Over the next week, threats peppered the ...
Fact-checking Trump’s biggest claims on immigration: How do they measure up?
The former president says migrants are voting illegally, eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, and coming from jails and mental ...
Donald Trump Turns Back to Claims of Haitian Migrants Eating Pets
The former president told voters in Florida that he was simply reporting what had happened in Springfield, Ohio.
The Cincinnati Enquirer27d
An Ohio college was in crisis. Then presidential politics made things worse.
On a warm Tuesday in early September, Lori Askeland was shifting gears. Her Native American literature and film class just ended, her English 101 students were expecting her soon, and for the ...