More than 100 people gathered Friday at the museum to commemorate the Holocaust and the role Americans played in helping to end it.

If on Wednesday’s so-called Liberation Day, Americans unwrapped a new, unshackled future, the rest of the week has seen us ...

Eighty years ago last Friday, on April 4, 1945, the U.S. Army liberated its first concentration/slave labor camp, Ohrdruf, which was populated by Jewish and non-Jewish civilians from multiple ...

Memorials to former Nazi concentration camps are free to choose who they invite to their ceremonies, the German government ...

For U.S. companies stepping into the European single market today, they face a plethora of regulatory trade barriers ...

Remember the classic '80s film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"? Well, that day actually has a lot to do with another day, one that has been deemed by the President as 'Liberation Day'.