Topic: Adolph Hitler

Ebrahim Raisi, president-elect of Iran following his sham election, is due to take up his office in August. He may make Scotland his first international destination as president.

If Charles Dickens' best of times could be magically transplanted to the United States, what would that world look like?

In the storming of the nation's Capitol as if it were the Bastille in 1789, four people died, unlike the several thousands on the other two disastrous occasions. But the significance might be greater.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday will hear arguments in a case about restitution to Jewish heirs for a collection of medieval artifacts known as the Guelph Treasure sold to the Nazis in 1935.

NASA scientists with the New Horizons team have renamed MU69, a Kuiper Belt asteroid. The space rock's new moniker is Arrokoth.

Pakistan has called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council, saying India's revoking of autonomous status to its section of disputed Kashmir poses a threat to the peace and security of South Asia.

The bosses of Europe's largest automaker and European Parliament apologized Thursday for separate gaffes that evoked two of the continent's most infamous dictatorial regimes.

The chilling question is whether American politics have degenerated to the point where violence and terror are acceptable tools to support political views.

Sam Rockwell has been cast in the next film from director Taika Waititi, a World War II film titled "Jojo Rabbit" that stars Scarlett Johansson.

A red telephone personally used by Adolph Hitler during World War II sold for $243,000 in an auction in Maryland.