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Next top cop is important, but supervisors make the difference with policing

The most important aspect of police leadership is the hands-on supervisors — the sergeants, lieutenants, and lesser ranks who are involved in the everyday decisions a cop makes.

Chicago Sun-Times

Reporter fired for calling out DeSantis

The termination is a show of how “neutral” media outlets inevitably prop up fascism

Salon

"My mum was very unhappy about me signing up... but I knew Hitler was evil": Tributes to D-Day veteran who has died aged 97

Dougie Farrington went on to be shot in the leg and crawled into a pigsty to await rescue

Manchester Evening News

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For Australian Jews in the 1940s and 1950s, remembering the Holocaust meant fighting racism and colonialism

Readers are advised this piece contains some racist terminology.

The Conversation

Farm Hall review – riveting wartime thriller shows secret mission to bug German nuclear scientists

As the race to produce the first atomic bomb nears its terrible conclusion in 1945, six members of Germany’s nuclear weapons programme are detained at a stately home in Cambridgeshire

The Guardian - UK

Commentary: China gets the credit for improving Iran-Saudi Arabia ties — but the US benefits

There was a time, only a few short years ago, when Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman thought Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was worse than Adolf Hitler. “I believe that the Iranian supreme leader makes Hitler look good,” Prince Mohammed told The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg in a…

Chicago Tribune

'Nazi' references: BBC sportscaster's tweet revives debate

The references seem endless, and they can come from anywhere

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Swastikas, image of Hitler drawn on Jewish student’s door at Stanford

Stanford University is investigating a possible hate crime after swastikas and an image of Adolf Hitler were drawn on a whiteboard outside a Jewish student’s dorm room, the third such incident in the last two weeks.

Los Angeles Times

Who's next? GOP eradication plan begins

America is sick with fascism

Salon

Stanford University investigates swastikas and Hitler image left on student's door

News of the instance of antisemitism is one of several hate incidents reported on Stanford's campus this academic year.

WEKU

Traute Lafrenz dies at 103; last surviving member of anti-Hitler White Rose group

Traute Lafrenz and other idealistic young members of White Rose risked their lives to distribute leaflets and tracts urging Germans to rise up against the Nazi regime.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bombshell secret letter from King Edward VIII to Hitler thanked him for 'great hospitality'

After years spent researching the royal archives for a new book on the Duke of Windsor, exposing the depths of his love of fascism, historian Alexander Larman found a draft of the letter.

Daily Record

King Edward VIII's secret letter to Hitler thanking him for 'great hospitality' revealed

The bombshell letter was unearthed by historian Alexander Larman in the royal archives while researching for a new book on the abdicated King Edward VIII and his love of fascism

Daily Mirror

Let Massholes Be Massholes, Says Bay State's High Court

Criticism of public officials doesn't have to be polite, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court confirmed.

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Next Star Wars film in the decades-old franchise set to include a surprise star in Skywalker story

The next Star Wars film in the decades-long franchise might include a surprise role from its writer, New Zealand director Taita Waititi.

Reason

Town Public Comment Policy Requiring Remarks to Be "Respectful and Courteous" Violates Massachusetts Constitution

From today's Massachusetts high court opinion in Barron v. Kolenda, written by Justice Scott Kafker (and dealing with a claim brought under the state constitution's free expression provisions, rather than under the First Amendment): [W]e conclude that the public comment policy of the town of Southborough (town) violates rights protected…

The Independent UK

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ‘Happy Purim’ message greeted with reminders of antisemitism scandals

Georgia congresswoman has appeared on stage with a prominent Holocaust denier; claimed California forest fires are caused by a ‘space laser’ owned by a prominent Jewish banking family; and compared Joe Biden to Hitler

Irish Mirror

Nazi memorabilia for sale at Irish auction criticised by son of Holocaust survivor

Although some countries have laws in place regarding selling Nazi memorabilia, no such rules are in place in Ireland

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Reporting Ukraine 90 years ago: the Welsh journalist who uncovered Stalin's genocide

Ninety years ago, a young Welsh investigative journalist uncovered the Soviet Union’s genocide in Ukraine, Stalin’s attempt to stamp down on rising nationalism. The Holomodor, as it became known, was responsible for the deaths of some 4 million Ukrainians through deliberate starvation.

WhatToWatch

The 15 best jokes in Mel Brooks movies

One of the funniest people to ever work in Hollywood, so it’s no easy task whittling down the best jokes in Mel Brooks movies.

Liverpool Echo

Empty land on south Liverpool street where Hitler family lived before WWI

A 1911 census showed the then 28-year-old lived with his wife Bridget and his son William before WWI

The Guardian - US

Victim or villain: how guilty are the female accomplices of predatory men?

The sentencing of Isabella Pollok, ex-ally of a cult leader, resurfaces thorny questions about the likes of Bonnie Parker and Patty Hearst

Salon

Media plays a dangerous game with Trump

How many expeditions into Trumplandia will the media have to take?

The Guardian - UK

Steven Spielberg says antisemitism today is ‘standing proud with hands on hips like Hitler’

The director, whose Oscar-nominated film The Fabelmans depicts the racial abuse he faced in the 60s, said he was very surprised by its current resurgence

The Independent UK

Spielberg: Antisemitism in US ‘standing proud with hands on hips like days of Hitler’

‘I’ve never experienced this in my entire life, especially in this country,’ said Spielberg, while appearing on ‘The Late Show’ on Thursday

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