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Donald Trump Blew Up Barack Obama’s Iran Deal, Now America’s Stuck With The Fallout
Source: JAM STA ROSA / Getty President Donald Trump’s hatred of former President Barack Obama caused him to undo all things that the finest president to grace the Oval Office ever created. As such, there is a raging debate on X (mama named it Twitter, so it will forever be Twitter) over what Trump’s withdrawal
Rich Aunties & Uncles: Latto Flexes Baby Shower Gifts
Source: Prince Williams / Getty Latto recently had her baby shower, and let’s just say her friends and family did their big one. The Georgia Peach took to Instagram to flex some of the gifts she received, showing love to some of the people who celebrated her big day. Sexyy Red, G Herbo, Usher, T.I.
Man hurt, house destroyed in Warren fire
A man was taken to the hospital Thursday morning after escaping a house fire from the second floor.
Respiratory viruses lingering longer than usual this year
While spring has officially begun, concerns about respiratory viruses are lingering longer than usual, with cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cropping up later than expected and a new COVID-19 variant spreading across much of the country.
Truck found floating in Mahoning River
Crews were called out to the Mahoning River, near the 3400 block of W. River Rd., after someone spotted a vehicle floating in the river.
Eviction notice in Ohio leads to shootout with police, woman facing 39 felony charges
During the standoff, tear gas was used, multiple shots were exchanged and a drone was shot down.
Used car prices hit highest level since summer 2023
Wholesale used car prices hit a nearly three-year high in March as tight supply meets tax refund season.
Automatic registration for US military draft to begin in December
Eligible men will automatically be registered into the military draft pool by December as part of an effort to streamline the previous process of self-registration and save money.
Lawsuit filed against energy drink distributor over Texas cheerleader’s death
Larissa Rodriguez, a 17-year-old high school cheerleader and student council president in Weslaco, Texas, died in October. Her parents are now suing over an energy drink she consumed before her death.
Local plant part of national long-term, exclusive geothermal energy deal
A local tubular solutions plant has just announced a long-term agreement to support geothermal energy across the U.S., which it anticipates earning around $800 million from.