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Homeland Security's Assistant Sec. for Public Affairs said in a statement that Walz's comments and rhetoric led to 413% increase in assaults on ICE.

The Janusz Kusocinski Memorial, held since 1954, honours the 1932 Olympic 10,000m champion Janusz Kusocinski. Now in its 71st ...

The police expected to find that the Russians had forged the documents or bribed municipal officials to create them and slip ...

By December of 1944, over a quarter of a million Nazi troops had spread all over the Ardennes Forest in Belgium, and three fleeing Americans driving a Jeep would not normally have raised any alarm.

Their arrests were part of an undercover sex trafficking operation. Court filings said all three men believed they were chatting with a 16-year-old girl. MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors ...

Two hikers stumbled across a hoard of gold and treasure which was hidden during World War II and is now worth roughly $340,000, Live Science reported. The discovery was made in the Czech Republic ...

Nielsen told them about Lidia Durr Zakrzewski, a teenager who joined the Polish resistance during World War II. She served as the real-life model for the young heroine in Nielsen’s 2024 novel ...

Dubbed the "Butcher of Lyon" for his wartime torture of prisoners, the former Gestapo chief in the occupied French city fled to South America after the end of World War II. Barbie was eventually ...

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May 9 (UPI) --Russian President Vladimir Putin led celebrations marking 80th anniversary of the end of World War II with a parade Friday in Moscow's Red Square of more than 11,000 troops ...

Amazon Prime Video has confirmed its latest wave of departures, including a British-made WWII film that Steven Spielberg once called "the best Holocaust movie I've witnessed since my own".