‘The good will win’: Holocaust survivors take on denial, hate in new digital campaign as antisemitism soars
Holocaust survivors are sharing their wrenching stories in a digital campaign called #CancelHate, revisiting their trauma and persecution as hate and antisemitism soars to levels not seen in decades.
Keith Davidson testified about the chaotic efforts to keep the hush-money agreement with Donald Trump and Michael Cohen under ...
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With less than two weeks until the West Virginia Senate primary, Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV) is downplaying recent polling ...
"We are among the last generation of Holocaust survivors, but we are also the last generation to hear these firsthand ...
The groups had sought to march from the Water Tower to Grant Park, mostly along Michigan Avenue, to demand Democratic leaders ...
The Senate budget committee held a hearing to review a report published on Tuesday with the House oversight and accountability committee that they said demonstrates the sector’s shift from explicit ...
The group said Thursday that it plans to protest the Democratic National Convention regardless of whether it received a ...
A storied Five Points business is planning to come back in the coming weeks, but under some restrictions despite a recent ...
Envoy to Serbia draws intense criticism for telling Russian media that calling 1995 Srebrenica massacre a genocide ...
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