Dentist Spencer Tepe and his wife lose their lives in a home invasion in Columbus
Investigation into Ohio Couple’s Murder Continues Newly released surveillance footage and information from the crime scene of an Ohio dentist and his wife, who were tragically murdered, are shedding light on the investigation, although authorities have yet to identify a suspect. Columbus police shared grainy surveillance video that captures a person of interest wandering down […]
Columbus dentist Spencer Tepe and his wife discovered deceased as 911 calls are made public.
Tragic Deaths of Columbus Dentist and Wife Under Investigation A recent 911 call unveiled the distressing moment before authorities discovered a dentist and his wife dead in their Columbus, Ohio home. With their fifth wedding anniversary approaching, investigators are now on the hunt for the person responsible for the couple’s deaths. One caller bluntly informed […]
Columbus police are looking for a person of interest in the Tepe double homicide investigation.
Authorities have shared unsettling surveillance footage of a potential suspect in the unresolved murder case involving an Ohio dentist and his wife, who were killed in their home. The Columbus Police Department released the footage on Monday. It shows an individual walking slowly down a snowy alley close to the residence of Spencer Tepe, 37, […]
Search ongoing for killer of dentist and his wife in the Columbus, Ohio region
A manhunt is currently in progress for the gunman responsible for the tragic shooting of a dentist and his wife in Columbus, Ohio, just weeks shy of their fifth wedding anniversary. Columbus Police, responding to a welfare check early Tuesday morning, discovered Spencer and Monique Tepe dead from gunshot wounds. Reports suggest Spencer had been […]
Sen. Tom Cotton Responds to Democrats’ Criticism of Columbus Day: ‘You’re Welcome to Go’
Sen. Tom Cotton Responds to Columbus Day Remarks Senator Tom Cotton from Arkansas took to the occasion of Columbus Day to criticize statements suggesting that the United States is built on “stolen land.” He specifically called out his Democratic colleagues, who urged reflection on the suffering of Native Americans. In a statement to Breitbart News, […]
New Yorkers upset after Columbus Day Parade cancelled due to Nor’easter: ‘So weak’
Columbus Day Parade Canceled for First Time Ever Due to Weather This year’s Columbus Day Parade in New York City was called off due to a blizzard, marking an unprecedented event in the parade’s nearly 100-year history. Many New Yorkers expressed their dissatisfaction with the decision. “The Columbus Day Parade is canceled because of rain?! […]
Football icon Joe Moglia marks Columbus Day following cancellation of NYC parade
The iconic football figure, who was meant to lead this year’s Columbus Day Parade, still embraced his “Italian heritage” on Monday, even though the event faced rain for the first time in its 81-year history. “Rain or shine, I’ll always be proud of my Italian roots and my hometown of New York,” Joe Moglia, the […]
Republican bill aims to penalize cities that changed Columbus Day festivities.
House Republicans Propose Changes to Columbus Day Funding A recent proposal from House Republicans suggests cutting funding to U.S. jurisdictions that observe Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day. This proposal follows President Donald Trump’s recent proclamation establishing October 13th as Columbus Day, celebrating both the explorer and the contributions of Italian Americans across the […]
Italian-American leader celebrates Columbus Day pride following years of statue disputes
Five years after Christopher Columbus statues were vandalized across the U.S. in the context of “social justice,” the topic has resurfaced with the Columbus Day holiday approaching. Zoran Mamdani, a candidate for mayor from the Socialist Party in New York City, has been vocal about various radical views, including those concerning Columbus and the Italians […]
The Dilemma of Columbus Day
The Complex Legacy of Columbus Day The concept of God’s “chosen ones” has been a recurring theme in American history, dating back to the Puritans, who aspired to be “like a city on a hill,” as John Winthrop put it in 1630. Americans have long held onto the notion of being a new Israel, a […]