Ohio leaders, White House and Jewish groups condemn 'vile and racist' neo-Nazi march
The White House on Monday joined city, state and Jewish community leaders in Ohio condemning a small group who marched through Columbus on Saturday chanting racial slurs and white nationalist slogans while carrying Nazi flags.
Neo-Nazi demonstration in Columbus is condemned by Ohio governor and city officials
Ohio officials have denounced a small contingent of neo-Nazis who paraded through a Columbus neighborhood on Saturday afternoon, waving flags featuring swastikas in the latest public demonstration by White nationalists in recent years across the United States.
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An E. coli outbreak linked to contaminated carrots has sickened nearly 40 people in 18 states, including one in Ohio. ...
The Ohio High School Athletic Association on Sunday announced the pairings and sites for the football regional championships.
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James Aaron Lusk, 57, of Seven Hills, Ohio, was pronounced dead on the scene after his vehicle crashed at mile marker 265 of ...
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Opponents argued religious release time programs disrupt the school day, create a divide between students who participate and ...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State closed out the road portion of its schedule with a 31-7 win over Northwestern while playing ...
Officials in Columbus, Ohio, blasted a parade of masked people who marched down the streets with swastika flags Saturday ...
Letters: Ohio doesn't have to die. DeWine, Democrats should look to Sherrod Brown. Voters let their guards down.
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