Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac was one of the first people to speak out about the Nazi gas chambers.
2015
Posted inNation & World
Choral director, lyricist, composer Ray Charles dies at 96
The Emmy winner worked with Perry Como, sang the theme song for ‘Three’s Company’ and didn’t mind being known as ‘the other Ray Charles.’
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Posted inElections, News, Politics
Clinton plans low-key campaign launch
In contrast to a 2008 rollout, Hillary Clinton will focus on small groups and more intimate settings after she announces her presidential run Sunday.
Posted inCelebrity News, Life & Culture
Kardashians visit Armenian memorial
The site commemorates the estimated 1.5 million Armenians killed by Ottoman Turks a century ago.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Portland doesn’t need a new form of government
Difficulties at City Hall do not mean that residents shouldn’t get to pick their mayor.
Posted inCelebrity News, Life & Culture
Argentine judge issues arrest warrant for Justin Bieber
The judge says the singer failed to respond to a summons related to allegations he ordered bodyguards to attack a photographer in 2013.
Posted inLife & Culture
Prison minister: ‘There’s nowhere we’d rather be’
An ex-state Supreme Court justice is drawn to minister, with others, to the souls he sentenced for crimes.
Posted inNation & World
Massachusetts’ highest court rules on shop owners keeping tips
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision says if a business has a policy of no tipping, owners can keep tips left.
Posted inNation & World
Abandoned coins add up at Boston airport
Last year, Transportation Security Administration workers collected more than $13,000 in spare change left behind by travelers at Logan International Airport.
Posted inLife & Culture
Reflections: Acceptance comes in the form of patience and appreciation
What I want to post is how my son taught me to choose love.