White House, Ohio governor condemn neo-Nazi rally in downtown Columbus
Around a dozen masked individuals marched in downtown Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday carrying Nazi flags and hurling antisemitic and racist rhetoric, earning condemnation from a broad range of officials including the White House and the state’s Republican governor.
White House condemns neo-Nazi march in the Short North
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The White House is joining Columbus and state leaders in condemning a group of neo-Nazis who paraded around the Short North Arts District over the weekend. Police safety dispatchers received multiple 911 calls Saturday afternoon about a group of people marching in the Short North.
A report of a swastika flag being displayed outside a home in Whitpain Township has a Montgomery County community on edge.
Area residents and elected officials alike expressed outrage over reports of a Nazi flag raised at a home in Whitpain ...
Goodman repeatedly threatened his neighbors who supported Trump, telling one neighbor he was “on assignment” to shoot and ...
The Whitpain Township Board of Supervisors condemned the act as “abhorrent, shocking, and offensive,” but noted that it was ...
Several videos and photos of a group of men marching in black uniform, wearing masks and carrying Nazi swastika flags ...
A report of a swastika flag being displayed outside of a home in Whitpain Township, Pennsylvania, has sparked outrage from ...
However, officials noted in their statement that the display is protected free speech under the First Amendment. "While ...
Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy took to social media to address certain events that caused concerns among community ...
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