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Trump Administration Refers NY Attorney General Letitia James for DOJ Investigation

US Politics · New York

Trump Administration Refers NY Attorney General Letitia James for DOJ Investigation

49% Right coverage: 162 sources

The referral alleges mortgage fraud tied to James's property declarations, as she denies wrongdoing and accuses the administration of political retaliation. See the Story

Report Warns of Rapid Decline in Holocaust Survivor Population

Report Warns of Rapid Decline in Holocaust Survivor Population

48% Center coverage: 68 sources

New projections show nearly half of the 200,000 remaining survivors will pass away within six years, underscoring the urgency to preserve their testimonies.See the Story

Students commemorate Holocaust victims on Remembrance Day

Students commemorate Holocaust victims on Remembrance Day

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — In a moving ceremony held at CANDLES Holocaust Museum, students from Terre Haute South High School marked World Holocaust Remembrance Day by reflecting on the lives lost and the lessons history must continue to teach. The students toured the museum, which was founded by Holocaust survivor Eva Kor, and participated in a candle-lighting ceremony to honor the millions of Jews and others murdered by the Nazis and thei…See the Story

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