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Faith Leaders Rally in Springfield, Ohio, to Support Haitian Community Amid Increased ICE Activity

Faith Leaders Rally in Springfield, Ohio, to Support Haitian Community Amid Increased ICE Activity

Faith leaders and community members gathered in front of Springfield City Hall in Ohio to rally in support of the Haitian community. The event, dubbed 'Unshackle Springfield,' drew approximately 300 people who held a potluck, sang songs, and discussed the impact of increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests in the city. Speakers from various faiths and denominations expressed solidarity, emphasizing that while immigration laws exist, enforcement should not treat innocent people as 'less than human beings.' Viles Dorsainvil, executive director of the Haitian Support Center, stated that ICE activity intensified after Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants expired in late July, leading to the detention of two pastors and widespread fear within the community. Many Haitian residents are reportedly afraid to leave their homes, go to work, take children to school, seek medical care, or report crimes due to fear of deportation.
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Congressman Steve Cohen Criticizes ICE Raid in Memphis, Calls for Agency's Removal

Congressman Steve Cohen Criticizes ICE Raid in Memphis, Calls for Agency's Removal

Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9) has publicly criticized a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at a bar on Macon Road in Memphis, Tennessee. Cohen stated that he has consistently opposed ICE's presence in the city, advocating for its removal in various forums including the House floor, House Judiciary committee proceedings, and through formal letters. He asserts that Memphis does not have an 'immigration problem' and that ICE's actions are detrimental to the community. Cohen highlighted the 'harshly negative reaction' from the public as evidence that ICE should depart from Memphis. He also criticized Governor Bill Lee, suggesting that the Governor's actions regarding immigration, similar to his stance on redistricting, are aimed at assisting President Trump.
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When does daylight savings time stop? Will clocks fall back in 2026?

When does daylight savings time stop? Will clocks fall back in 2026?

Daylight saving time will end this fall as Congress considers a bill to make it permanent. Here's when clocks "fall back."
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Don't let Ramaswamy's false attack on Amy Acton fool you | Letter

Don't let Ramaswamy's false attack on Amy Acton fool you | Letter

Opinion: Linda Caudill's assertions that she can never forgive Amy Acton may be true, but not for the reason she claims.
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Trump's AI slop is fake. His horrible poll numbers are not. | Opinion

Trump's AI slop is fake. His horrible poll numbers are not. | Opinion

The promises Trump and Republican lawmakers made haven't panned out. At all. So now they have nothing to share with the American public but nonsense.
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Jupiter Topco LLC Acquires New Position in Fifth Third Bancorp Stock

Jupiter Topco LLC Acquires New Position in Fifth Third Bancorp Stock

Jupiter Topco LLC Acquires New Position in Fifth Third Bancorp Stock
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Google Maps now shows 'Lake America' in US, not 'Lake Ontario'

Google Maps now shows 'Lake America' in US, not 'Lake Ontario'

(Corrects headline to read 'shows') Aug 30 (Reuters) - Google Maps has changed the name of "Lake Ontario" to "Lake America" for U.S. users to reflect President Donald Trump's executive order renaming the lake, according to a Google statement.
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Far-right British provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported after his immigration arrest in US

Far-right British provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported after his immigration arrest in US

U.S. officials say British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported back to the United Kingdom
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Sen. Jon Husted says relatives of Ohio family in NRSC ad 'suffered enough'

Sen. Jon Husted says relatives of Ohio family in NRSC ad 'suffered enough'

U.S. Sen. Jon Husted urged the NRSC to pull an attack ad featuring a dead Ohio family, but said the ad's broader point still matters.
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Defense Secretary Hegseth Denies 2028 Presidential Run Amidst Military Promotion Controversies

Defense Secretary Hegseth Denies 2028 Presidential Run Amidst Military Promotion Controversies

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has publicly denied reports that he is considering a presidential run in 2028. Claims, attributed to NBC and anonymous sources, suggested Hegseth saw himself as a successor to President Trump's 'Maga legacy' and intended to campaign on defense and social issues. Hegseth dismissed these reports as '100 percent false' via a post on X, stating his sole focus is on his current department. This denial comes as Hegseth faces scrutiny for his oversight of the military, particularly regarding a series of blocked promotions for senior officers. Critics allege these actions are politically motivated and target individuals who previously worked with generals Hegseth reportedly disliked, including Gen. Randy George and Gen. Christopher T. Donahue. The Pentagon, however, maintains that promotions are merit-based and denies any role of race or gender in Hegseth's decisions.
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In a rare moment of unity, Americans are fighting Big Tech together

In a rare moment of unity, Americans are fighting Big Tech together

From data centers to Flock cameras to artificial intelligence, Americans are pushing back against the ambitions of Big Tech.
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Kicked, concussed, bruised - Teacher assaults are up in Ohio, Kentucky

Kicked, concussed, bruised - Teacher assaults are up in Ohio, Kentucky

As teacher assaults top pre-pandemic counts, lawmakers, teachers and student advocates discuss how to keep teachers safe while keeping kids in school.