Ohio reporters are at the center of the fight over false claims in Springfield
When Donald Trump brought up debunked claims about immigrants eating dogs and cats in the Ohio city of Springfield, at last week’s presidential debate, Ohio-based reporters were not nearly as surprised as the rest of the country.
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In what ranks as one of the most memorable debate moments in recent history, Donald Trump said that Haitian immigrants are ...
Ohio stationed state police at Springfield schools Tuesday in response to a rash of bomb threats after former President ...
Since former President Donald Trump said Haitians are eating pets in Springfield, life in the central Ohio city has not been ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) on Tuesday said Donald Trump ’s and JD Vance ’s false claims about immigrants are “very hurtful” to ...
There were no questions during Thursday's White House media briefing about what the Biden-Harris administration is doing ...
Ohio is where my heart is, my broken heart. Ohio is my second home. I was at Kent State from 1969-73 as a grad student and ...
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said Monday there’s no evidence to support the claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, ...
There have been no credible reports about migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. Still, Trump doubled down and again ...
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Springfield, Ohio — Ohio stationed state police at Springfield schools Tuesday in response to a rash of bomb threats — the ...
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