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Dems vow to confront Israel on violence against Palestinians: ‘Out of control’
If they flip the House, Democrats say they’re ready to confront Israel on human rights. The issue has long challenged the party, pitting staunch Israel defenders against more liberal lawmakers critical of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians. Democratic leaders have taken pains to avoid legislation that might highlight those divisions. But heading into the midterms, when
Cleveland Orchestra strike ends as contract agreement is reached
The Musical Arts Association and the Cleveland Orchestra musicians' union agreed to a new contract after a three-day strike.
Fall Festival brings family fun to Walnut Grove
Vendors, pumpkin decorating and basket raffles were all found at today's Fall Festival event at Walnut Grove.
Watson sparks Browns rally, sealing 21-18 win over Panthers
Watson was 10 of 21 for 67 yards during the first three quarters but was 6 of 9 for 77 yards over the final 15 minutes.
Steelers edge Bengals 30-27 on a late Boswell kick
Cincinnati (2-1) had a chance late. The Bengals reached Pittsburgh territory, but Burrow fumbled after being sacked by defensive tackle Derrick Harmon.
Dinosaurs take over the Canfield Fairgrounds
Prehistoric giants took over the Canfield Fairgrounds this weekend.
Cloud pics wanted: NASA renews call for people’s photos of the sky
NASA has extended the deadline for a project involving a space satellite, the clouds and you.
Nicki MAGA Minaj Stupidly Urges Young Voters To “Vote Red”
Slaven Vlasic / Nicki Minaj Nicki MAGA Minaj is standing ten toes down for Donald Trump and slumping Republicans, and social media is roasting her and her awful wig. The Queen of the Barbs’ descent into far-right politics has been one of the more interesting things to watch, especially as she continues to proudly support
Waiting at a red light? It may not know you’re there
If you drive a car, you've likely found yourself at a stoplight. They're hard to avoid, with roughly 320,000 estimated to be in the U.S. But getting through them is sometimes harder than you may think it should be.
Permanent daylight saving time: How would your state be impacted?
Winters would look much different if our clocks were to lock.