By Steven Flagg Guest Column Donald Trump told America he was in love with tariffs. In a June 2019 CNBC interview he said, “Tariffs are a beautiful thing when you’re the piggy bank, when you […]
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq Guest Column If you have been watching the news, Trump is flexing his executive muscles by intimating that if he had his druthers, he would export American “hardened” criminals to the […]
The Truth Staff The fallout from the death of Kei’Mani Latigue is clearly not going to fade away anytime soon. The leadership of Lucas County Children Services held a press conference on Tuesday, April 8, […]
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq Guest Column “When reactionaries begin to redact your written history, it is only a matter of time before you are dismissed as of being of no consequence because there is no […]
By Ben Jealous Guest Column The last living link of my family’s story of origin in antebellum Southern Virginia died at age 105 a few years ago. My grandmother, Mamie Todd, was born in 1916. […]
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter Sometimes, to make a house a home, you have to first fix what’s broken. That’s exactly how local business owner and community leader Blair Johnson approaches both real estate […]
Last week, state Senator Paula Hicks-Hudson (D-Toledo) condemned the Ohio Senate’s concurrence of Senate Bill 1, also known as the “Higher Education Destruction Act.” “Senate Bill 1 is still a bad bill,” said Hicks-Hudson. “No […]
Last week, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur (OH-09) released the following statement in response to the economic impact and fallout of President Trump’s tariff announcements this week. “America’s enemies around the world today are applauding. They also […]
By June Boyd Guest Column “People will believe a liar, before believing someone telling the truth” Clyde L. Bond RIP, my mother! I dedicate this article to her because what she told me many years […]
By Ben Jealous Guest Column In the Trump era, economic policy often comes with more bluster than strategy. His latest round of tariffs is no exception. Slapped on a broad swath of imported goods without […]