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President Biden mulls a Supreme Court pick, the U.N. marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day and more news to start your Thursday.

Polish police said a 29-year-old woman made the Nazi salute in front of the "Gate of Death." She said she did it as a "stupid joke."

Opinion: Holocaust survivor Max Glauben’s message, as antisemitism spikes: We must be Upstanders Jori Epstein Replay Video UP NEXT When I began chronicling Holocaust survivor Max Glauben’s biography, I struggled to imagine a childhood so haunted by hatred. What Max first experienced as rock-throwing and name-calling reached a crescendo with the systematic murder of 6 million Jews. Max’s entire family was killed when he was 15. Such potent hatred felt distant from my exper...

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DALLAS — As a fan of history, the Holocaust has always held a certain fascination to me. I think it’s because it is so hard to fathom the extent that so many in the world went to in order to extinguish an entire race of people. That’s why I knew that one of the places I would need to visit and write about is the Holocaust and Human Rights Museum in Dallas. So with my husband in tow, we visited the museum  and we were not disappointed. From the elegance of the museum itself, to...

How a Holocaust survivor, now Dallas resident came to trust a new college grad to write his life story Max Glauben knew his experience as a Holocaust survivor would make a powerful book. But he hadnt found the perfect person to write it until he found Jori Epstein. Author: Teresa Woodard Updated: 10:33 PM CDT April 7, 2021 DALLAS — It began at synagogue on a Friday night in 2016.  Jori Epstein had just graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a de...

For the 6 million Jews and millions of other victims who lost their lives in the Holocaust, we will never find true justice for the crimes committed...

Dallas resident Max Glauben, 93, was living in Poland when he and his family were taken to a concentration camp. His family did not survive.

Melinda Gates named Texan of the Year Jan. 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Melinda Gates has been named "Texan of the Year" by the Dallas Morning News/ (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)Ted S. Warren/STF DALLAS (AP) — The editorial board of The Dallas Morning News announced Saturday that it has picked philanthropist Melinda Gates as its “Texan of the Year,” in part for her work to help combat the coronavirus pandemic. Gates, a 54-year-old Dallas native, is co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundati...

The Dallas Morning News’ Photos of the Year 2020 Memorable images from the past year from our photographers Graduate William Santini celebrated amid raining confetti in a commencement parade at Dallas Baptist University in May. Students heard their names called as they passed Pilgrim Chapel before proceeding to receive their degrees.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer) The Dallas Morning News. Photo history and our professional training have taught us the key elements of making a great photo...