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A reader with four decades of experience in local politics is appalled at how Broward's superintendent was fired.

Live in LA through Feb. 6, Jordan Bielsky performs saga of brothers who saved 1,250 Jews in WWII; other family members amplify ancestors' heroism in film, exhibit and classroom

An era is ending in television and politics as Michael Putney signs off for the last time as the founding moderator of the WPLG-Ch. 10 “This Week in South Florida" program after 33 years. “That show has been the gold standard of South Florida politics for many years."

Longtime network anchor talks about his family's Holocaust history, his views on Israel and AIPAC and lessons from US media coverage of the genocide during WWII

Blitzer's tour of the museum airs less than a week after Dana Bash's CNN special on antisemitism.

The American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors & Their Descendants

The Rubenstein National Institute for Holocaust Documentation supports scholarship, exhibitions, publications, films and more.

Plus Stanford landed $1.1 billion for a new school of sustainability, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum got $15 million, and three other institutions secured big gifts.

UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM ANNOUNCES $15 MILLION GIFT FROM DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN TO SUPPORT THE  MUSEUM’S NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTATION.

Broward County students got to meet Holocaust survivors and hear their stories Thursday for Holocaust Remembrance Day.