Going out isn't as easy or as interesting as it used to be. "Besides all of our friends would rather eat her food than hit up a local restaurant in Como or in London." Recommended videoYou may ...

Aeon Retail Co. Ltd., a Japanese importer of local bananas and pineapples, plans to buy other food products from the Philippines, such as coconuts, avocados, and pili nuts, according to the ...

Case of Canton woman accused of eating cat has become a part of online presidential campaign chatter. Video falsely claims Canton woman is Haitian immigrant in Springfield. Springfield city ...

The South African band Kiffness created a parody song called "Eating the Cats" that mocks former US President Donald Trump's false claim about immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio.

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Now conservatives and liberals alike are playing pet-eating for laughs as an online meme. The claim that Haitians are eating people’s pets in Springfield, Ohio — an echo of a racist trope that ...

A new billboard message by the Arizona Republican Party promotes false information about immigrants eating pets that critics, including a White House spokesperson, say is not just wrong but racist.

“In Springfield they’re eating dogs,” the former president said, referring to an Ohio city dealing with an influx of Haitian immigrants. “They’re eating the cats. They’re eating ...

The Eating Pets meme refers to a false claim made by former President Donald Trump following the September 10th presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris concerning Haitian ...

The threats impacting the city come amid viral, false rumors circulating online, claiming that Haitian immigrants in the city are eating people’s pets—a lie that former President Donald Trump ...

The Big E is unlike any other place you can go to eat in Massachusetts. The food has no rules, no restraints and no limit on how unhealthy it can be. It’s like the Mos Eisley of food.

When May-lee Chai was in high school in the early 1980s, a Chinese restaurant finally opened in the small South Dakota town where her family lived. "The food was delicious!" remembered Chai, now a ...