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OPINION June 21, 2020

Rabbi Avi Shafran: My father, a Holocaust refugee, taught me lessons about hatred still sadly true today

All of us must continue to work for the goal my father came to America to achieve and that Dr. Martin Luther King dreamt of – a time when hatreds that divide us will at long last became part of our past and not our present or future.

United Kingdom June 18, 2020

Vera Lynn, WWII Allied Forces singer, dead at 103

Vera Lynn, the British singer whose songs provided hope for allied troops during World War II, died on Thursday. She was 103.

World War Two June 11, 2020

Wreck of patrol boat commanded by JFK during WWII discovered

The wreck of a high-speed patrol boat commanded by John F. Kennedy during World War II has been discovered in New York’s Harlem River.

America Together June 10, 2020

WWII vet, 92, beats COVID-19 after losing 38 pounds, gets medals

A Navy veteran from Maine who served in both WWII and the Korean War was given long overdue service medals after overcoming the coronavirus and losing 38 pounds in the process.

United Kingdom June 6, 2020

London statue of Winston Churchill vandalized on D-Day amid protests

A statue of one of Britain's most famous leaders has been vandalized in the nation's capital as protesters turned out to speak out against racism.

OPINION June 6, 2020

James Carafano: Like heroes of D-Day, National Guard members now defend us – this time from rioting in US

As we remember the American heroes who stormed the beaches of Normandy exactly 76 years ago on D-Day, we should also remember those soldiers here at home now standing guard on our street corners to help police prevent rioting and looting and protect our individual rights.

World War Two June 6, 2020

One man lays wreaths in Normandy on unusual D-Day hit by coronavirus

For years, Steven Oldrid, 66, had helped out with D-Day events around the beaches where British soldiers had landed — and often left their lives behind — be it organizing parking, getting pipers to show or getting sponsors for veterans' dinners.

France June 5, 2020

On sad anniversary, few to mourn the D-Day dead in Normandy

Saturday's anniversary will be one of the loneliest remembrances ever, as the coronavirus pandemic is keeping almost everyone away — from government leaders to frail veterans who might not get another chance for a final farewell to their unlucky comrades.

US June 3, 2020

USS Reno WWII flag stolen from city hall during Nevada protest returned: 'Needed protecting'

An anonymous person returned an American flag from a World War II battleship that was stolen from Reno City Hall in Nevada during protests seeking justice for George Floyd to a local news station on Tuesday. 

World War Two June 2, 2020

Austria approves plan to turn Hitler's birthplace into a police station

The Austrian building where Adolf Hitler was born in 1889 will finally be turned into a police station after a years-long back-and-forth over the ownership and future use of the building.

World War Two June 2, 2020

Nazi diary reveals secret location of WWII treasure worth billions, report says

A diary from World War II that may contain the location of a treasure worth billions of dollars and hidden by the Nazis has come into the spotlight for a map it may contain, according to media reports.