United States

Tennessee school board removes ‘Maus,’ iconic Holocaust book, from its curriculum

“It shows them killing kids,” one board member said to explain why he thought “Maus,” which won a Pulitzer Prize, was not appropriate as a school text.

Feds arrest man who allegedly sold gun to Texas synagogue hostage-taker

A felon is charged with possession of the firearm used to keep a rabbi and three congregants hostage.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, son of Holocaust survivors, is working to preserve Jewish history

Bourla is dedicating his $1 million Genesis Prize award to Holocaust memory initiatives, including the creation of a Holocaust museum in his hometown of Thessaloniki, Greece.