An Ohio mother and her two trans-identifying live-in lovers stand accused of torturing her 7-year-old to death after he was found bound with duct tape inside a closet at the family’s home.
Veteran homicide detective Kyle Smith testified in court on Friday, calling this case one of the worst he’s seen in his career, as FOX56 reported.
“In my 21 years of law enforcement experience, this is probably one of the most disturbing examples of child abuse that I’ve witnessed: physical beatings and blunt force injuries from striking devices on the face, torso, back, and upper and lower extremities,” Smith <a href="https://fox56.com/news/nation-world/kaitlin-evans-nessa-keaney-kirby-rankin-three-people-charged-murder-young-boy-death-oakley-endangering-children-hamilton-county-coroner-autopsy-madison-road-home-investigation-suspicious-death-court-friday-cincinnati-crime-criminal-acts">said</a>.
Seven-year-old William Evans, who was developmentally disabled, was reportedly beaten, burned, and held underwater for extended periods of time.
Kaitlin Evans, 38, and her live-in lovers Nessa Keaney, 23, and Kirby Rankin, 33, have been charged with abusing and murdering the child. Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday that she “opened the closet door” and “just froze for a while” upon encountering the scene.
William’s cause of death was determined to be blunt force trauma to the head. The child’s skull was fractured, and his arm was broken, according to the coroner. Investigators were reportedly searching for a weapon associated with the abuse, and as of the latest reporting, sexual abuse had not been ruled out.
Sammarco said the child had likely been dead for &#8220;at least a day&#8221; before he was found.
The boy’s father did not live in the home. Per FOX56, he was openly sobbing in court and said to Evans, &#8220;Willie was my life. I trusted you to care for him.”
He added, “They kept him from me for the past nine months over lies.&#8221;
Evans’ lawyer said that the evidence will prove that “another individual who has been charged with this crime caused the death of this child.”
“We believe the state’s theory as it relates to Ms. Evans will be a failure to act,” the attorney <a href="https://nypost.com/2026/08/11/us-news/mom-trans-lovers-accused-of-killing-disabled-7-year-old-son/">said</a>, per The New York Post, claiming that Evans had not committed the crime herself but had failed to stop the person who did.&lt;
Evans, Keaney, and Rankin have each been charged with murder and child endangerment. They are currently behind bars as they await trial, with bond set at $1 million, with an additional $100,000 for all three of the accused.

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U.S. Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) on Thursday <a href="https://x.com/SenJonHusted/status/2085421829708218751?s=20">called</a> on Rep. Max Miller to end his re-election campaign and resign from Congress, breaking his silence on the mounting domestic abuse allegations against the Ohio congressman.
The defiant and embattled congressman faces growing pressure to drop out ahead of a looming deadline as Republicans grow increasingly uneasy over allegations that he emotionally and physically abused his ex-wife and toddler daughter.
“Anyone who commits domestic violence is not fit to serve in Congress,” Sen. Husted said in a statement. “I know both Max Miller and Emily Moreno, as well as their families. I am deeply saddened that their personal lives have become such a public matter, especially as it relates to their daughter, Ruthie.”
Miller&#8217;s ex-wife, Emily Moreno — the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) — has accused the congressman of holding a gun to her head, throwing hot water at her, and fracturing their daughter&#8217;s collarbone, according to <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/05/business/media/cnn-max-miller-jake-tapper.html">The New York Times</a>. Miller, who faces dimming odds of winning a third term, has denied the allegations, alleging his ex-wife has mental health problems amid a heated child custody battle.
Sen. Moreno was the <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/gop-senator-says-family-dispute-put-him-in-seventh-level-of-hell">first to</a> call on Miller to quit Congress, adding, “He needs serious help.” One reporter pointed to a statement from Miller in which he’d said Moreno was only attacking him to “hide from” his “own circus,” and asked what that might be referencing.
“The ramblings of a madman,” Moreno said, adding, “I don’t even know what that means.”
Earlier this week, Trump called Miller to warn him about his prospects, and Miller insisted he could weather the allegations — with Democrats needing only a handful of pickups to retake the chamber.
The political argument provoked a <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/embattled-gop-rep-agreed-to-live-interview-it-didnt-go-well">fiery response</a> from Moreno, telling reporters, “Look, I don’t care about the politics. I hope that you understand — or maybe I hope that you never have to understand — what my daughter has been through, what my daughter is going through, what my wife is going through … this is truly the seventh level of hell.”
Husted, who is also locked in a tough re-election fight, piled on Thursday, arguing the serious nature of the allegations and their effect on the couple&#8217;s daughter warranted an immediate exit from Washington.
“Given everything they are facing, I do not see how a campaign for Congress benefits any of them. I believe Max would be making the right decision to step aside as a candidate and resign from Congress to focus on what is in the best interest of his daughter,” Husted said.
“Years from now, I believe he will look back and know it was the right choice for her,” he added.
In damage control, Miller went on <a href="https://x.com/atrupar/status/2084749681448374468?s=20">CNN’s “The Lead” with Jake Tapper</a> and delivered a performance many viewed as disastrous.
Tapper opened the contentious interview by asking about the stuffed “little blue bunny” that Miller’s daughter took everywhere and asked whether Moreno had been telling the truth when he said Miller had refused to return it for two days: “If it’s true, that sounds like emotionally abusive behavior toward the toddler, to refuse to give into her when she can’t sleep without it.”
Without answering the question, Miller said that he agreed that it “would be incredibly disturbing&#8221; if the senator was telling the truth.
Tapper continued to press Miller over a <a href="https://x.com/atrupar/status/2084750725213532441?s=20">Dropbox link</a> he shared to bolster his defense that included a photo of his daughter in a state of undress, The Daily Wire previously reported. The link remained live for about a day before it was removed along with the image.
Tapper noted that Miller&#8217;s lawyer had accepted responsibility for the &#8220;mistake,&#8221; but insisted it was still &#8220;shockingly reckless&#8221; to allow it to happen.
Miller objected, arguing that the photo was part of the evidence in a child protective services investigation and wasn’t that inappropriate — and claimed that it was being blown out of proportion by media outlets.
Tapper, clearly taken aback, asked how he could defend releasing such a photo — and Miller immediately claimed he wasn’t defending it.
“You just defended it!” Tapper replied.
As of Thursday, both U.S. Speaker Mike Johnson and President Trump have stopped short of calling on Miller to step aside.
<a href="https://polymarket.com/event/oh-07-house-election-winner">Polymarket</a> gives Democrats a 70% chance of flipping Ohio&#8217;s 7th Congressional District, a seat President Trump carried in 2024.

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CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten warned on Thursday that Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) was likely to cost his party a seat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Enten laid out the polling in Miller&#8217;s race showing his standing has fallen sharply since <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/bernie-moreno-accuses-max-miller-of-abusing-his-daughter-after-congressman-breaks-silence">accusations</a> of domestic violence surfaced and Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), Miller&#8217;s former father-in-law, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/gop-senator-says-family-dispute-put-him-in-seventh-level-of-hell">called on</a> him to resign.
&#8220;Max Miller is going to cost his party — most likely cost his party a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives when we&#8217;re talking about the politics of this,&#8221; Enten said, &#8220;You can see quite well on the Kalshi prediction market chance to win Ohio [District] 7, look at this, Poindexter, the Democrat, 37% on July 25th, over the last few weeks his chances way up to 70%.&#8221;
In contrast, he added, &#8220;Max Miller&#8217;s chances, look at this, falling down through the floor, falling into Lake Erie, going from 64% now down to 30%. What seemed like a race that was favoring Miller is now favoring the Democrat Poindexter as this scandal has hit the press.&#8221;
CNN host John Berman jumped in to point out the fact that the new poll numbers had only come ten days after the first — and that was how quickly the race had turned on Miller.
&#8220;Is there a way to measure the impact that scandals have on House races?&#8221; Berman asked.
Enten laid out more historical data, noting that, on average, 85% of House members succeeded in reelection bids — but for those mired in scandals at the time of the election, the success rate dropped to 57%.
&#8220;Scandals matter. Scandals matter. I know a lot of people think nothing matters, but scandals still do matter in our politics,&#8221; Enten added.
He went on to say that another important factor was how much interest there was in a particular scandal — and the numbers were not working in Miller&#8217;s favor on that point either. According to Google Trends, searches in Miller&#8217;s district for information about him and the still-unfolding scandal were up 3200% over the previous two weeks.
Miller has repeatedly claimed that there is nothing to the accusations against him — but his attempts to interview his way out of public scrutiny have thus far been unsuccessful.

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As the college football season nears, one program is holding a sweepstakes in which one lucky fan will help script plays for the first offensive drive of the team&#8217;s home opener.
The University of Akron Zips football team announced on Tuesday that a raffle for season-ticket holders would be held for “Offensive Coordinator of the Game,” allowing the winner to work with the head coach to create the script for the first drive against Robert Morris University on September 12. The promotion is a first of its kind for college football, especially at the Division I level.
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Make history and be the lucky season ticket holder to design the opening drive of the home opener when <a href="https://x.com/ZipsFB?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ZipsFB</a> hosts Robert Morris‼️
🗞️<a href="https://t.co/G5aTUlVpzT">https://t.co/G5aTUlVpzT</a><a href="https://x.com/hashtag/GoZips?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#GoZips</a>🦘<a href="https://x.com/hashtag/MakeTheClimb?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MakeTheClimb</a> <a href="https://t.co/Qzu1w0R29O">pic.twitter.com/Qzu1w0R29O</a>
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“I’m looking forward to collaborating with the season ticket holder who wins this contest,” head coach Joe Moorhead said in the <a href="https://gozips.com/news/2026/8/4/akron-football-announces-offensive-coordinator-of-the-game">statement</a>. “This will give our fans a behind-the-scenes experience that has never been done before anywhere, so I’m excited to show them how to put together the opening script and see what they can do.”
“We’re always looking for new ways to bring our fans closer to the program,” Director of Athletics Dr. Andrew T. Goodrich added. “This is about giving one of our most loyal supporters a seat at the table, right alongside our coaching staff, on the biggest night of the season.”
Akron announced that the lucky winner will be a current season ticket holder, with all season ticket holders automatically entered into the drawing. Fans get one entry for each season ticket they hold. Season ticket holders can also receive additional entries by referring new season ticket holders for the upcoming 2026 season.
College football fans across the country are reacting as expected to the sweepstakes, hoping their favorite programs will let them draw up flea-flickers and Hail Marys to open up their season. Even for people who aren&#8217;t fans of Akron, the Zips&#8217; first offensive drive against the Colonials next month will be one to watch.

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Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) said Tuesday that his former son-in-law, Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), has put his family into the &#8220;seventh level of hell&#8221; as the increasingly public feud between the two Republicans escalates.
Miller and Emily Moreno, the senator&#8217;s daughter, have spent months battling in court over custody of their young daughter, with Emily accusing the congressman of domestic abuse and child endangerment. Miller has denied the allegations, sued his ex-wife for defamation, and publicly claimed she suffers from mental illness.
Speaking with entertainment site TMZ from a Capitol Hill hallway, Moreno addressed Miller&#8217;s recent statements and took questions about why he hadn&#8217;t gone public with his feelings earlier. The one topic he refused to address was politics, saying repeatedly that he did not care about how his statements could affect Miller&#8217;s re-election campaign — and, by extension, the balance of power in the House of Representatives.
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🚨🎥 BREAKING: Sen. Bernie Moreno speaks out on camera about ex-son-in-law Rep. Max Miller, calling his family&#8217;s ordeal &#8220;truly the seventh level of hell&#8221; <a href="https://t.co/b1OtdoJOqs">pic.twitter.com/b1OtdoJOqs</a>
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&#8220;Did the lawyer for Max Miller apologize to you?&#8221; one reporter asked, and Moreno said he had not.
&#8220;Do you think that Max Miller should resign from Congress?&#8221; another asked.
Moreno turned to face the reporters and asked, &#8220;Did you read my statement?&#8221;
The Ohio senator went on to say that he believed Miller should not serve in Congress, adding, &#8220;He needs serious help.&#8221;
One reporter pointed to a statement from Miller in which he&#8217;d said Moreno was only attacking him to &#8220;hide from&#8221; his &#8220;own circus,&#8221; and asked what that might be referencing.
&#8220;The ramblings of a madman,&#8221; Moreno said, adding, &#8220;I don&#8217;t even know what that means.&#8221;
&#8220;What do you think about Miller telling Trump he could still win?&#8221; a reporter asked.
Moreno was adamant: &#8220;Look, I don&#8217;t care about the politics. I hope that you understand — or maybe I hope that you never have to understand — what my daughter has been through, what my daughter is going through, what my wife is going through &#8230; this is truly the seventh level of hell.&#8221;
Moreno spoke with the reporters for several minutes, explaining that although his family had been dealing with the situation privately for two years, he had not spoken publicly because his daughter had asked him to help de-escalate the situation with Miller so they could co-parent. <a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/08/max-miller-moreno-domestic-abuse-allegations/688159/?gift=SKtFP-7gCBnFn1bNJdqPMn3BVXlEYS7QkYI0KH5aUiE&amp;utm_source=copy-link&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=share">Reporting</a> from The Atlantic appears to back that up, with the outlet citing several sources who said that Emily Moreno did not want her daughter to grow up and see articles and videos showing her grandfather and her father attacking each other.
All of that had changed, he said, when Miller gave a public statement on Sunday and claimed that Moreno&#8217;s daughter was mentally ill.
&#8220;My daughter lives in constant fear of this man,&#8221; Moreno said, adding, &#8220;You can&#8217;t fathom what that makes me feel like when the dad&#8217;s number one job is to protect your kids.&#8221;
He explained that he had been the one to pick up his granddaughter on Sunday because he didn&#8217;t want his daughter to have to interact with Miller any more than absolutely necessary — and that they had to arrange a pickup at a local police station &#8220;because I don&#8217;t know what this guy&#8217;s capable of.&#8221;
Miller, Moreno said, initially refused to return his granddaughter&#8217;s favorite blue bunny — the one toy that she always slept with: &#8220;This girl is crying at night because she can&#8217;t sleep without her little blue bunny. His answer is, &#8216;I&#8217;m just not going to give it to you.'&#8221;
Moreno also accused Miller and his attorney, in their attempt to <a href="https://x.com/anniekarni/status/2084611256019783703">publish evidence</a> that backed his side of things, of having released photos of his granddaughter &#8220;completely naked&#8221; — something that Miller&#8217;s attorney said was &#8220;completely unintentional.&#8221;
&#8220;My personal opinion is that this is a felony and that every single human being that touched that photo and transmitted it electronically should go to jail because it is illegal to do that,&#8221; he said.
Miller also addressed the ongoing situation on Tuesday, declaring his innocence and promising to prove it through an ethics investigation — which was <a href="https://x.com/JakeSherman/status/2084702476675031241">launched</a> Tuesday.
&#8220;In light of all the renewed interest in my family affairs I am going to file my own paperwork for an ethics investigation into myself to clear my name from these horrific attacks on myself and family. I have absolutely nothing to hide. We will be providing the committee all necessary documents needed for a detail [sic] examination,&#8221; Miller <a href="https://x.com/MaxMillerOH/status/2084665339799822436">posted via X</a>. &#8220;The accusations continue to change, but my facts stay the same. I am looking forward to my colleagues reading everything for themselves.&#8221;

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Senator Bernie Moreno and Congressman Max Miller traded blows on social media Sunday, with the former Ohio Republican accusing the latter of abusing his daughter, allegations the congressman denies.
For weeks, Miller has been dogged with rumors that he was abusive towards his ex-wife, Emily, Moreno&#8217;s daughter. On Saturday, Miller announced on X that he would make a public statement Sunday morning, which took the form of a <a href="https://x.com/MaxMillerOH/status/2083923492676706663">livestream</a> in which he denied the accusations against him, including a claim that he had thrown hot water on Emily Moreno. Miller dismissed the incident as &#8220;horseplay,&#8221; saying the water was not as hot as alleged. Miller also said that child welfare agencies had found accusations he had abused the couple&#8217;s two-year-old daughter &#8220;unsubstantiated.&#8221;
&#8220;I&#8217;m not getting out of this race, and I&#8217;m winning in November,&#8221; said Miller, who faces a tight re-election race in November.
In response, Moreno said that he feared for his daughter and granddaughter when they were with Miller, and argued that the congressman&#8217;s actions rendered him unfit for public office.
&#8220;As a father and husband, I can tell you the last two years have been pure hell for my wife Bridget, our daughter Emily, me, and our entire family in the aftermath of Emily&#8217;s divorce,&#8221; Moreno wrote in a lengthy statement on X. &#8220;It has been horrific to watch this play out in full public view, all while knowing an innocent two-year-old girl is caught in the middle.&#8221;
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As a father and husband, I can tell you the last two years have been pure hell for my wife Bridget, our daughter Emily, me, and our entire family in the aftermath of Emily&#8217;s divorce.
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&#8220;As he has admitted privately, Max Miller needs serious psychological help. He is a danger to my daughter, and I hold my breath every minute he has custody of my granddaughter,&#8221; Moreno continued.
&#8220;If there are any basic standards of character required to hold elected office, Max Miller fails them. He should not serve in the House of Representatives. I believe Max Miller needs to seek professional help to end the clear pattern of abuse he has left in his wake. I believe he should not be free to continue endangering others until he does,&#8221; he added.
Miller responded by sharing a <a href="https://x.com/MaxMillerOH/status/2083939064462422509">number of files</a> he said would substantiate his claims. He also fired back at Moreno, saying &#8220;If my daughter said the same thing to me, I personally wouldn’t wait two years before holding him accountable.&#8221;
&#8220;You know this isn’t true and the only reason you are speaking out now is to hide from your own media circus,&#8221; Miller added. &#8220;This is all political.&#8221;
The family struggle has a political dimension, as both Moreno and Miller are strong allies of President Donald Trump. Trump endorsed Moreno in his 2024 Senate race, and Miller in his current re-election bid. The Times reports that some close to Trump are worried about Miller&#8217;s decision to publicly attack Moreno, which they think could imperil his chances at winning in November. Republicans have until Wednesday to replace Miller on the ballot, should they so choose.
Emily Moreno alleges that, during their marriage, Miller slammed her against the wall, held a gun to her head, and broke their daughter&#8217;s collarbone. Emily Moreno has since filed a restraining order against Miller, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/02/us/elections/max-miller-ohio-republican-moreno-election.html">according</a> to the New York Times, which also reports that the senator&#8217;s daughter is petitioning to end her shared parenting agreement with Miller. The case is expected to go to court in November.
Miller responded in his own court filings by calling his ex-wife &#8220;mentally ill,&#8221; and claiming that she was the one putting their daughter at risk. He also took the argument public, telling Spectrum News that she &#8220;sadly isn’t all there&#8221; and claiming in court that she was actively engaged in a smear campaign against him.
Telling the court that Moreno owned at least one firearm, Miller claimed that he feared for his own personal safety. He also asserted that their daughter&#8217;s broken collarbone had been the result of Moreno&#8217;s driving.
“It is shameful that Max Miller decided to go on a bizarre and lie-filled rant about his ex-wife to desperately try to save his political career,&#8221; Emily Moreno&#8217;s spokesman, Stefan Mychajliw, said in a <a href="https://x.com/stefanmychajliw/status/2083947202490114530?s=46">statement</a> Sunday. &#8220;There is a documented trove of evidence that Miller has a history of violent and dangerous behavior and no amount of victim shaming will change that.&#8221;
&#8220;It is despicable and abhorrent that Miller lied on an unhinged and humiliating video for their daughter to watch one day,&#8221; the statement went on. &#8220;No loving parent would have ever used their daughter as a PR pawn to save their own political career.&#8221;

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Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) was hospitalized on Sunday after her vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash near Toledo, Ohio.
The <a href="https://www.13abc.com/2026/08/02/congresswoman-kaptur-hospitalized-after-hit-skip-crash-with-non-life-threatening-injuries/">crash</a> occurred around 10:45 a.m. local time, and two people were taken to the hospital for evaluation. Kaptur, 80, was one of them. Reports thus far have not indicated whether Kaptur was driving the vehicle at the time or was a passenger.
The crash was classified by local authorities as a &#8220;hit-skip,&#8221; meaning that someone who was involved in the incident had fled the scene.
A representative from the Toledo Police Department told reporters that the investigation into Sunday morning&#8217;s accident was still in the preliminary stages, and that more information would be made available as they were able to piece things together. Police did not indicate whether or not the driver who fled the scene had been located.
Kaptur&#8217;s office released a <a href="https://www.toledoblade.com/local/police-fire/2026/08/02/u-s-rep-marcy-kaptur-hospitalized-after-car-crash-sources-say/stories/20260802111">statement</a> early Sunday afternoon, saying in part that the congresswoman was doing well and hoped to be back at work as soon as possible.
&#8220;This morning Congresswoman Kaptur was a passenger in a vehicle on her way to a church service when the car she was traveling in was struck. She is active, alert, and being treated for non-life threatening injuries,&#8221; the statement began. &#8220;We look forward to additional information from Toledo Police as they investigate the accident. Congresswoman Kaptur is thankful for the quick actions of first responders from Toledo Police and Fire Departments who arrived promptly on scene, and the medical professionals helping to take care of those involved in the crash.&#8221;
The statement concluded, &#8220;She expressed her deep gratitude to the hundreds of constituents who have reached out and looks forward to returning to a full schedule soon.&#8221;
Kaptur holds the honor of being the longest-serving woman in Congress.

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Ohio Republican Gov. Mike DeWine isn&#8217;t happy with the Trump administration&#8217;s plan to deport thousands of Haitians who lost Temporary Protected Status (TPS) this week, warning the move would hurt the state&#8217;s economy.
More than 300,000 Haitian migrants lost TPS on Monday, prompting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to unleash officers to prioritize deportation efforts, instructing them to focus on areas that have been overrun by Haitian migrants like Springfield, Ohio.
One ICE source recently told The Daily Wire that arrests of Haitians are now being seen as a “priority” since TPS ended.
But in DeWine&#8217;s view, &#8220;It&#8217;s a mistake,&#8221; he <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ohio-mike-dewine-trump-haiti-tps-immigration/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">told</a> CBS News Monday. &#8220;It&#8217;s not good for the United States and it&#8217;s not good for the state of Ohio.&#8221;
DeWine argued that Ohio has seen an economic boom and that &#8220;60% of that growth has come from immigrants.&#8221;
&#8220;These are people who have helped Springfield really come back. Springfield has been making a real comeback. The Haitians who are living there and are employed there, they came there to work and they came there because there were jobs that were not being filled by other people,&#8221; he said.
&#8220;These are people who have opened restaurants, they&#8217;ve opened other businesses, they&#8217;ve rehabbed houses, they&#8217;ve created jobs, as well as filled jobs. And so to lose them and have them not be able to work anymore and possibly taken out of this country is frankly a blow to Springfield, and it’s a blow to the state of Ohio,&#8221; he said.
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Springfield, where an estimated 20,000 Haitian immigrants settled in recent years, became a focus of then-candidate Donald Trump’s pledge to carry out a mass deportation on the campaign trail in 2024. At the time, Trump cited unconfirmed reports that Haitian migrants were stealing and eating residents’ pets and vowed to “absolutely” revoke their TPS if re-elected.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/how-trumps-big-day-at-scotus-opens-door-for-border-crackdown-deportations" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Supreme Court</a> handed the Trump administration a major victory in June that allowed the federal government to terminate TPS for Haitians and Syrians. The federal government first granted TPS for Haitian nationals more than a decade ago.
The administration argued that the designation, which was enacted after a devastating earthquake in 2010, was no longer needed because the &#8220;environmental situation in Haiti has improved enough that it is safe for Haitian citizens to return home,&#8221; according to CBS News.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also said that the Haitian population posed a &#8220;risk&#8221; to the United States and that the TPS designation was &#8220;not in the national interest.&#8221;
Citing continued political turmoil and &#8220;virtual chaos&#8221; in Haiti, DeWine decried Trump&#8217;s broader deportation plan for Haitians.
&#8220;Haiti is hell today. So you&#8217;d be sending people … back to hell,&#8221; he said. &#8220;Very few of these Haitians will voluntarily go back to Haiti. If they have to leave, they&#8217;ll go someplace else. They want to work. They want to support their family. They don&#8217;t want to go back to Haiti.&#8221;

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Millions of Americans face apocalyptic skies as wind blows heavy smoke from Canadian wildfires into the United States. 
Impact from the smoke could be felt Friday across major cities like Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York City, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C. The smoke originated from roughly 800 wildfires that blazed in recent weeks in Ontario, Canada and is expected to continue impacting American&#8217;s air quality for the next several days. 
The conditions have prompted air quality warnings from officials who have encouraged residents in some areas to stay inside. Milwaukee saw its worst air quality on record while alerts were issued in over a dozen states — mianly throughout the Midwest and Northeast — urging people to be cautious. 
Ohio’s Environmental Protection Agency <a href="https://x.com/OhioEPA/status/2077826905974149601/photo/1">told</a> people to “avoid strenuous outdoor activities when possible, especially if you have heart or respiratory conditions. Watch for symptoms like wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, dizziness, or irritation in your nose, throat, or eyes.”
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer <a href="https://www.facebook.com/GovGretchenWhitmer/posts/a-statewide-air-quality-alert-remains-in-place-today-with-air-quality-ranging-fr/1558742538934998/">said</a> people across her state should “stay indoors whenever possible.”
The smoke could be seen in the nation&#8217;s capital on Friday, with residents noting the eerie look of the smoke floating around the iconic city.
“The sky and the air in DC looks apocalyptic — as if things can&#8217;t get weirder,” <a href="https://x.com/MeghanMcCain/status/2078086173025603685">said</a> commentator Meghan McCain.
The fallout from the fires has led some lawmakers to call for action, including Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno who said he plans to file legislation that would sanction Canada over the wildfires. 
“Canada’s government failed to invest in wildfire prevention methods including forest thinning, fuel reduction, prescribed burns, and stronger enforcement against arson,” Moreno’s <a href="https://www.13abc.com/2026/07/16/sen-bernie-moreno-looks-hold-canadian-government-responsible-wildfire-smoke/">office said</a>. 
Four Michigan Congressional Republicans, including gubernatorial candidate John James, <a href="https://bergman.house.gov/uploadedfiles/canadian_wildfires_summer_2026.pdf">wrote</a> a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to critique Canada’s handling of its wildfires.  
&#8220;The season has come around again, and nothing has changed except that our patience has run out,” the GOP lawmakers wrote. &#8220;Our constituents in Michigan are once again under air quality alerts. Our hospitals are once again treating children, dialysis patients, and older residents for the effects of smoke that did not originate anywhere near them.&#8221;
&#8220;This is the third consecutive year we have had to write to Canadian officials about a crisis that Canada has the tools to prevent and has chosen not to,” they added. “We were told last year that this would be treated with urgency. It was not.&#8221;
Earlier this week, Carney said that thousands of people across Canada had been forced to evacuate due to the fires.

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An Ohio grand jury this week indicted an African couple living in Ohio on charges of Medicaid fraud, money laundering, and identity fraud — two months after The Daily Wire exposed the pair as part of its Medicaid Millions series.
But it was too late: the couple had already returned to their native Africa, highlighting the vulnerabilities of paying millions of dollars to foreign-born providers of dubious Medicaid services.
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson announced on Wednesday that Roberta Acheampong, 39, and her husband, Godfred Owusu-Sekyere, 46, face &#8220;12 felony charges for allegedly defrauding Ohio’s Medicaid program of $9.3 million.&#8221; He said investigators believe the couple is now living in Kenya or Ghana.
The Daily Wire <a href="https://www.sbc.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/c/7/c79480c8-8424-4bd6-ad5b-fa1245c997a4/778A933D6B0FE2859B0CA5D5142925B70AF508FDF2F813729C692B4C2B8F9B5B.rosiak-testimony.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">testified</a> to the U.S. Senate specifically on Acheampong, describing the fraudster as &#8220;a janitor who changed the name of her janitorial LLC to One Community Mental Health, then billed the government $100,000 in the first month. It later billed up to $650,000 a month. Meanwhile she started a daycare and an addiction treatment center. Then she left the country.&#8221;
Wilson, in his statement on the felony charges, said they were the result of &#8220;a complex, years-long investigation&#8221; that &#8220;revealed widespread fraudulent billing tied to One Community Mental Health, a &#8216;behavioral-health clinic&#8217; that the couple owned and operated in Ohio.
&#8220;The two allegedly exploited refugees seeking resettlement services, billing Medicaid multiple times a week for entire households, without their knowledge, for unnecessary mental health and therapeutic behavioral services that were never provided,&#8221; the attorney general said. &#8220;They are also accused of forging documents and stealing the identities of translation and transportation staff members to submit fraudulent Medicaid claims under their names.&#8221;
Two months. Millions of documents. A full investigative team. That’s what this story required. Most outlets can’t afford work like this, which is why it doesn’t happen. We’ve chosen to make it happen. <a href="https://get.dailywire.com/fight/?utm_campaign=missional&amp;utm_medium=editorial&amp;utm_source=article&amp;utm_content=medicaid&amp;_gl=1*1uc6lkc*_gcl_au*MTExMzM3NDg1MS4xNzgwMzI0NTk4*_ga*Njg2ODcyNzQyLjE3NDg1NDY2MDE.*_ga_CZKR9ZYKJP*czE3ODQxNTQ3NjYkbzc5MiRnMSR0MTc4NDE1NDgwMCRqMjYkbDAkaDAkZGllUFRkNmhfeFA5ZEV2OFd5TXRNSVFMM01LMTRkNXFzRmc." target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support more of it by becoming a member of Daily Wire.</a>
His office also said that banking records show Acheampong used the &#8220;stolen&#8221; funds to &#8220;finance a lavish lifestyle, including purchases of real estate and a Porsche.&#8221;
The charges come just a few months after the Daily Wire&#8217;s May 5 story, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/inside-ohios-home-health-empire-7-buildings-288-medicaid-companies-250-million" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Inside Ohio’s Home Health Empire: 7 Buildings, 288 Medicaid Companies, $250 Million</a>, in which the business was identified as one of the most eyebrow-raising businesses in a pocket of Ohio where Medicaid fraud runs rampant.
<blockquote>At 1425 East Dublin, One Community Mental Health LLC, run by Roberta Acheampong, billed 70,000 claims totaling $8 million, according to the data reviewed. The Daily Wire roamed the building but saw no physical presence.
The home health industry is not her first business tied to taxpayer funds. In 2019, Acheampong created <a href="https://bizimage.ohiosos.gov/api/image/pdf/201910902672" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Royals African International Food Market Inc.</a>, but soon a lien was placed against it by the Economic &amp; Community Development Institute, which gives federally-funded loans for “social and economic change.”
She <a href="https://bizimage.ohiosos.gov/api/image/pdf/201928703278" target="_blank" rel="noopener">incorporated</a> Nahsek Interpreting Services LLC, which three months later <a href="https://bizimage.ohiosos.gov/api/image/pdf/202001304324" target="_blank" rel="noopener">changed its name</a> to Royals Cleaning Services LLC. In September 2020, the cleaning service changed its name to <a href="https://bizimage.ohiosos.gov/api/image/pdf/202024704316" target="_blank" rel="noopener">One Community Mental Health LLC</a>. This time, she struck gold.
In its first month of billing Medicaid, it had $96,000 worth of instant clients without so much as a website. By January 2023, it was charging taxpayers $654,000 a month for “therapeutic behavioral services,” “psychosocial rehabilitation services,” and “community psychiatric supportive treatment,” the billing records reviewed by The Daily Wire show.
With government money flowing in, Acheampong, whose business was cleaning houses a few months earlier, bought a $1.1 million home in a gated community in Powell, Ohio, records indicate. The Daily Wire visited the home to speak to Acheampong, but it was empty and listed for sale.
In February 2021, she created the nonprofit 1st Access Community Resources, for “Providing Community Base [sic] Case Management Services.” The filing paperwork was also sent to the food market. The nonprofit was quickly abandoned. In December 2022, Acheampong <a href="https://bizimage.ohiosos.gov/api/image/pdf/202236304092" target="_blank" rel="noopener">incorporated</a> Little Stars of America Learning Center LLC. Its address was listed as the address of the aforementioned African market.
Soon, she had another for-profit company, One Community Developmental Support Services LLC, listed under the category of residential treatment facilities. Spending data for that category isn’t public.</blockquote>
Since her companies didn&#8217;t seem to exist at their offices, The Daily Wire visited Acheampong&#8217;s home, on a luxury private lane, and found it empty and for sale.
A neighbor told us that the realtor selling Acheampong&#8217;s house said she had left the country and was liquidating all of her assets in the United States. Hours after The Daily Wire story published mentioning Acheampong, the home was taken off the market.
&#8220;Who buys a million-plus dollar home and never opens the blinds and never has a light on?&#8221; the neighbor said.
This reporter also raised the Acheampong example to the <a href="https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-119hhrg63891/pdf/CHRG-119hhrg63891.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">U.S. House of Representatives</a>:
<blockquote>Chairman COMER. You also reported companies with rapid and unusual growth. Should state oversight authorities have been alarmed by these trends?
Mr. ROSIAK. Yes. I mean, for example, there was a janitor who renamed her LLC to be Mental Health and started billing Medicaid $100,000 in the first month, later up to $650,000 in one month, and then she left the country. And so, if you were to start a roofing business, it takes time to build clients. How do you get $100,000 in business the first month? That is something people could ask.
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Mr. GILL. What are some of these names that you come across? Do you hear the same names, or are they different names?
Mr. ROSIAK. Yes, it is funny because this started off, I was investigating a guy named Robert Acheampong. And then I found a different scammer named Roberta Acheampong. And I thought they were related, but they were not. It is just that is how common it is to scam Medicaid when your name is Acheampong.</blockquote>
Investigators may still have more to look into: The indicted husband&#8217;s name is Godfred Owusu-Sekyere.
Someone with the same last name has billed Medicaid more than $12 million for home health care in Virginia. Abena Owusu-Sekyere runs 1st Option Home Health in Woodbridge, Virginia, which has billed nearly $300,000 a month for &#8220;personal care services,&#8221; the Medicaid code which means that people who are not nurses act as servants to people in their homes, doing tasks like cooking and cleaning. Abena also runs a second home-health company, Gracestar Health Services.
The Daily Wire has found that the people getting paid for &#8220;personal services&#8221; are often refugees and migrants who live in multi-generational households and claim the older generation is disabled, resulting in payments to themselves for simply conducting normal family tasks in their own home.
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The mother of 16 children found in a feces-filled Ohio home is asking a judge to lower her bond, with her attorney saying her &#8220;principal desire&#8221; is to reunite with her children.
Elizabeth Siders, 33, faces 16 felony counts of child endangerment after authorities discovered the children living in deplorable conditions inside a Vinton County home last month. Prosecutors say the children, who ranged in age from 18 months to 18 years, were living among feces and insects in a 12&#215;12 space, were not enrolled in school, and were &#8220;almost feral.&#8221;
In a motion seeking her release on a recognizance bond, Siders&#8217; attorney, J. Thomas Stolly, argued that his client has no criminal record, is not a flight risk, and would comply with any conditions imposed by the court.
&#8220;Through conversations with Counsel, the Defendant maintains that her principal desire (is) to reunite with her children; she understands that reunification of any sort is an impossibility if she does not appear before this Court,&#8221; the filing states.
Stolly argued that the family&#8217;s financial circumstances make the $300,000 bond excessive because she lived &#8220;in a home which exhibited extreme poverty.&#8221; He added that Siders would agree to wear a GPS monitor, provide a stable address, and, if released, regularly check in with a bond officer, WOWK reports.
He has also disputed some descriptions of the case.
&#8220;There’s no indication that the kids were not free to move about the home. There’s no indication from my conversations with my client that the kids were not allowed to go outside,&#8221; he said on July 9.
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Siders, her husband Gary Siders Jr., and Gary Jr.&#8217;s parents, Gary Sr. and Christine Siders, have all pleaded not guilty to the charges and remain jailed on $300,000 bonds after waiving their preliminary hearings last week.
In an exclusive interview with <a href="https://www.newsnationnow.com/crime/ohio-house-of-horrors-mom-not-evil-attorney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">NewsNation</a>, Stolly doubled down on his view of Elizabeth, adding that after meeting with her on three different occasions, she “does not come across as pure evil,” as he feels she is sometimes portrayed by the media.
The 16 children were found on June 30 in what many are calling the &#8220;House of Horrors.&#8221; Seven were hospitalized after being removed from the home, including two who were airlifted to trauma centers in serious condition.
A judge on Tuesday granted a gag order requested by Gary Siders Jr.&#8217;s attorney, who argued extensive media coverage could prejudice potential jurors in the small Ohio community.
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Piles of human feces, garbage stacked several feet high, and bug-infested debris greeted authorities when they stepped in to rescue 16 “almost feral” children from the home now called the “house of horrors” in Ohio.
Photos from inside the home — which was raided in late June — have been released, showing the horrific conditions in which the children had been living.
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The photos obtained by The Post show broken windows, trash scattered all over the floor, broken furniture, food containers among other junk. There also appears to be an empty Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey &#8220;Party Bucket&#8221; laying in the middle of the other moldy waste.
The state is planning to give $1 million to assist the Siders siblings, ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years, who were living in the 12&#215;12 foot area — and prosecutors are looking to put the children’s parents and grandparents behind bars, The New York Post reported.
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The Siders siblings, who have been described by authorities as &#8220;almost feral,&#8221; are unable to speak and have never been enrolled in school.
Authorities were serving an unrelated warrant when they found the 16 siblings living in deplorable conditions with their mother, 33-year-old Elizabeth Siders, their father, 36-year-old Gary Siders Jr., and their grandparents, Gary and Christina Siders — 73 and 67, respectively.
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All four were arrested and charged with 16 counts each of felony child endangerment.
Court records show the ages of the children removed from the home as 18, 16, 15, 14, 13, 11, 9, 8, 6, 5, 4, 4, 20 months, and 20 months. The children listed as the same age are two sets of twins. The 15th and 16th charges against the Siders do not list ages for those two children, WOWK news reported.
Elizabeth and Gary Jr. were apparently married as teenagers (15 and 18), according to court records obtained by WOWK. The eldest child removed from the house, now aged 18, was born just two months after their marriage in 2008. The outlet also reports that the two welcomed another set of twins, both girls, who were born in November of 2022, but died the same day.
A state legislative panel is expected to approve the request from the Ohio Department of Children and Youth to give extra cash to Vinton County, an extremely rural county, to help the 16 victims in this child-abuse case, the outlet reported.
The children were forced to live inside the tiny room — which was overfilled with waste — for the past four years, according to authorities. Authorities said local livestock in the rural area lived in better conditions than the children, The Post noted.
Vinton County has just over 12,000 residents and the smallest budget out of Ohio’s 88 counties, which is why the state is stepping in.
Gary Sr. is also costing a pretty penny for his care behind bars.
Vinton County Prosecutor William Archer Jr. said the medical care costs for Gary Sr. would have &#8220;bankrupted the county,&#8221; per The Post. The court had to change the grandfather’s bond from the original $300,000 and release him from jail, with the understanding that Gary Sr. would need hospital care, so the county wouldn’t have to pay up.
&#8220;Based on the information the county was provided, his medical care could potentially bankrupt Vinton County,&#8221; Archer told reporters Wednesday.
Since the June 30 arrest, Archer said Gary Sr. had fallen at the jail — and authorities quickly realized that the grandfather would need specialized care.
Gary Sr.’s son-in-law, Ronnie Fletcher, told a local news station in Ohio he didn’t know about his nieces’ and nephews’ horrendous condition until he heard about it on the news.
Fletcher told WOWK he is married to a daughter of suspects Gary Sr, and Christina. The son-in-law claims his wife and the couple’s other three daughters had no idea the home situation had gotten this out of control.
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&#8220;Horrified. Worried about the kids. It’s hard to explain the action when you’re distant family,&#8221; Fletcher told WOWK. &#8220;&#8216;What can I do to help?&#8217; That was the original reaction to it.&#8221;
Fletcher described his in-laws as distant family members, saying that over the years they had grown apart — citing no tension, but saying that they had just focused on their own lives.
The children, who had to spend time in the hospital because of their dire condition after being rescued, will be placed in care that will cost $150 and $250 per child daily, according to the Ohio Department of Children and Youth.
The Post reports the daily rates equal roughly $850,000 a year — which is more than three times the amount generated by Vinton County’s levy that goes toward both children’s and senior services.
An agency in Ohio is also consulting its attorneys about setting up a trust for the 16 siblings. South Central Ohio Job and Family Services has been handling donations for the children on Facebook since the news of the case broke.
The $1 million from the state would help with the children’s treatment — and would also help to cover court costs, and police overtime, The Post reported.
The case has moved to the grand jury for indictment after the Siders’ attorneys waived their preliminary hearings.
Gary Jr. will appear in court on a separate public indecency charge July 23 at 10:15 a.m. in Vinton County.

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