A German court sentenced a former SS guard, now 101 years old, to five years in prison on Tuesday for assisting in the murder of some 3,500 people at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, bringing to an end one of the last Nazi trials in Germany.
On Wednesday morning, 98-year-old Hershel Woodrow “Woody” Williams, previously the last living American serviceman from World War II to receive the Medal of Honor, died in West Virginia.
The suspected driver of a truck packed with dozens of migrants who died in sweltering heat during a smuggling attempt in Texas and an accused conspirator were charged in U.S. federal court on Wednesday with human trafficking offenses.
The Whistleblower described the situation as “de facto amnesty.”
The ominous prologue to the horrific attacks on September 11, 2001.
While in Rome to meet with Pope Francis I, Pelosi attended mass in St. Peter’s Basilica and received the sacrament of communion, despite her repeated efforts to make the murder of babies accessible and available in the United States for virtually any reason.
Jon Schweppe of the American Principles Project explains how abortion has warped the idea of family.
A French court on Wednesday handed down guilty verdicts for all 20 men tried for the 2015 killing of 130 people in a coordinated gun-and-bomb rampage by Islamist gunmen in Paris.
A Brown University student has accused the Providence, Rhode Island Ivy League school of barring white and Asian students from a new course.
Kim Pegula, co-owner of the Buffalo Bills and Sabres, remains in a Florida hospital recovering from a health issue she suffered in June.
