‘No evidence’: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on migrant pet allegations
(NewsNation) — The Haitian immigrant population of Springfield, Ohio, is vital to that city's economy, and fear-mongering rumors about them stealing and eating pets are "hurtful, not helpful," says Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine. During the Sept. 10 presidential debate between former
Trump cites Democrats’ dangerous rhetoric, but uses it more than they do
Donald Trump and his campaign have quickly responded to Sunday’s threat to the former president’s life by blaming Democrats. High on their list of alleged offenses? Democrats’ having called Trump a “threat to democracy” and a “fascist.” Trump spotlighted the “threat
A quick explanation of how bomb threats work, to help JD Vance
It’s important to establish a timeline on what happened in Springfield, Ohio, so let’s begin there. Over the summer, right-wing extremists and others began to promote baseless rumors that Haitian immigrants in that community were stealing and eating residents’ pets. Changes
Democrats target GOP over reproductive rights as election nears
Democrats pushed again this week to spotlight Republican’s unpopular positions on reproductive rights, slamming Senate Republicans for voting Tuesday to block a bill to expand access to in vitro fertilization and accusing former president Donald Trump of putting women’s lives
Lebanon’s wave of pager explosions is a message to Hezbollah
Is it a prelude to a wider attack or the totality of the message to Hezbollah? This is the key question for the next 48 hours in the
Starbucks drops 2024 Halloween merch and it’s spookier than ever
BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details. Starbucks’ new Halloween drinkware includes multiple glow-in-the-dark cups Spooky season is fast approaching, and if you love to dress up, you’ll love dressing up your Starbucks drinks in the coffee chain’s festive new Halloween drinkware. New tumblers, cold
Amazon announces October Prime Day dates
BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details. Another Amazon sale is always a big deal It doesn’t matter what time of year it is; there’s always a good reason to save money. Amazon understands this better than most and tries to
Hasbro mulls leaving Rhode Island
PAWTUCKET, R.I. (WPRI) — Hasbro is again considering a move out of Rhode Island. The toymaking and entertainment giant confirmed Monday it's exploring options that include moving its headquarters out of its current home in Pawtucket. Hasbro -- which has been headquartered
Republicans block Senate Democrats’ IVF bill
Republicans on Tuesday blocked a bill that would have created a right to access in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments and mandated that insurance plans cover the practice, deriding the vote as a political ploy. Senators voted against advancing the bill, 51-44,
Harris calls ‘hateful rhetoric’ surrounding Springfield ‘a crying shame’
PHILADELPHIA — Vice President Harris called the “hateful rhetoric” around Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, “a crying shame” and said Tuesday that her “heart aches” over the threats of violence in the city. "It's a crying shame, literally, what's happening to
5 takeaways from Harris’s interview with NABJ
PHILADELPHIA – Vice President Harris sat for an interview on Tuesday with the National Association of Black Journalists where she fielded a host of questions on matters of domestic and foreign policy as well as her appeal to Black voters. Harris
Secret Service tells Trump it needs to bolster security for him to safely golf
The head of the Secret Service told former President Trump in the wake of a second potential assassination attempt that the agency would need to bolster security for his future golf outings, an official familiar with the matter confirmed to
Trump requests more time to reply to appeal of Florida case dismissal
Former president Donald Trump’s legal team has requested a 30-day extension to respond to the government’s appeal of U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon’s dismissal of his classified-documents case, making it less likely that a ruling on whether the indictment
Suspicious mail sent to elections officials in several states
Federal authorities are investigating several suspicious pieces of mail sent to election officials in at least eight states, some of which contained questionable substances and led to building evacuations. Elections offices in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Missouri and Mississippi
Violent threats and attacks escalate tensions in Trump-Harris race
On a quiet Sunday afternoon in the presidential race, a Secret Service agent opened fire on a man who poked a rifle through a fence as Donald Trump golfed. Just two months earlier, a different gunman tried to kill Trump