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Trump Mocks Assaulted Protester at Ohio Rally
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Trump mocked an assaulted protester's weight, told her to diet, and misidentified her gender at a Youngstown rally after a man struck her; police removed her, not him.
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Trump returns to Ohio to rally GOP candidates in tight races
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Trump returns to Youngstown for his third Covelli Centre rally and second Ohio trip in two weeks, days after demanding the Columbus statue's return, as Husted and Ramaswamy trail by 3–4 points.
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Youngstown assault leaves striker free after Trump jibe
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A man punched a woman in an Epstein files shirt at Trump’s Ohio rally; police escorted her out while he high-fived. Trump called her paid, mocked her weight, and offered no proof.
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Hundreds join Youngstown Nonviolence Week events
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— Oct 7, 2026
Ohio’s Nonviolence Week in Youngstown featured student artwork and poetry celebrating peace, along with a downtown parade and rally attended by hundreds. Organizers and participants emphasized nonviolence as a way to address bullying and violence and build a more peaceful community.
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Political Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe Alleges
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Candidates Speak at Campaign Events Across States
Politics
— Oct 7, 2026
Ohio Attorney General candidates Keith Faber and John Kulewicz agreed to a moderated debate at Youngstown State University on Oct. 19, while candidates for Ohio’s 13th Congressional District, Carey Coleman and Emilia Sykes, are scheduled to speak at separate Akron Press Club events. In Georgia, four Republican statewide nominees—including U.S. Senate candidate Mike Collins—addressed supporters at a Statesboro luncheon.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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