A Reddit user who goes by the name VryCuteAjaBharDuChut shared how their neighbor's dog, a large golden retriever named Duke, ...

Dog pees on Trump campaign sign (video) Story by Jason Weisberger • 1mo. This dog is a very good pup. You should pay attention when a dog shows you someone it does not like.

Campaign signs including the word "PORN" in big block letters were posted across Huntington Beach this week — and many have since been torn down — as the library culture wars heat up in Surf City.

On Saturday night, Oct. 5, someone came into my yard and stole my Harris-Walz and Vote Blue campaign signs. And then dumped a bucket of dog poop on my driveway.

How to upcycle campaign signs into cat shelters. When the election ends, don't trash your signs. By Debbie Wolfe. Published Oct 26, 2024 8:05 AM EDT. Help stray cats as the weather cools.

Campaign signs dotted the sides of Junction Street in north Durango on Wednesday. But just before the street bends northwest toward Dalla Mountain Park, some signs had been shredded. A Durango ...

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign has not officially embraced a swastika. Contrary to some social media claims, a sign with a swastika for Trump, the 2024 Republican presidential nominee ...

If you’re noticing campaign signs, they’re doing their job. “Signs really aren’t necessarily the best way to reach people,” Barrett Marson, a public relations consultant who has worked ...

PHOENIX — A Phoenix resident is pleading for an alleged thief to stop after she says not only were her political yard signs stolen, but she was also left a hateful letter and dog poop in her yard.

Campaign signs can strengthen voters’ impressions of certain candidates. A study led by Cindy Kam, a professor at Vanderbilt University, tested this through a field experiment in Nashville in 2011.

Poppy and Tulip are supporting local business through their campaign, with signs from Andrew Fris at Fris Supply Shop, and have been in contact with several dogs in the area to build their cabinet ...

Campaign signs can strengthen voters’ impressions of certain candidates. A study led by Cindy Kam, a professor at Vanderbilt University, tested this through a field experiment in Nashville in 2011.