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Ohio officials have denounced a small contingent of neo-Nazis who paraded Saturday afternoon through a Columbus neighborhood ...

About a dozen masked neo-Nazis marched with swastika flags through Ohio’s state capital of Columbus on Nov. 16, with at least one member of the group chanting a racial slur. While police made no ...

Around a dozen masked individuals marched in downtown Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday carrying Nazi flags and hurling antisemitic ...

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The president, Ohio’s governor and Columbus’s mayor have all spoken out against the incident, in which people clad in black ...

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President Biden and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine released statements condemning a neo-Nazi demonstration that took place in Columbus ...