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Thousands Join Silent March at Auschwitz in Remembrance of Holocaust Victims

OSWIECIM, Poland – An 80-year-old Auschwitz survivor joined thousands of people who marched in silence Tuesday at the site of the death camp in remembrance of the 6 million victims of the Holocaust. Shimon Peres, the former Israeli prime minister and Nobel peace laureate, led 8,000 people, mostly students, in …

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Top Democrat on House Ethics Panel Steps Down Temporarily

WASHINGTON – The top Democrat on the House ethics committee, Alan Mollohan, will leave the panel — at least temporarily — while he defends his own financial conduct, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said Friday. Mollohan’s decision comes in an election year when his party is accusing majority Republicans of allowing …

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Cops: Man Tried to Sell Daughter for Home Repairs

APPLETON, Wis. – A man raising his 18-month-old daughter alone tried to sell the little girl for $7,000 so he could make improvements to his house, police said Friday. The Ashwaubenon man tried to sell his daughter to a Grand Chute couple, who helped authorities in the investigation, Grand Chute …

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