Throughout the post-World War II era, the revelation that a party nominee allegedly exp...

Trump actually reenacting the Madison Square Garden rally in 1939. I write about this in my book.

Perhaps one reason The Atlantic story alleging Trump is a secret Hitler fan has flopped is because Trumps critics, such as CBSs Stephen Colbert, see fascism in the littlest of things. On Thursdays taping of The Late Show, Colbert tried to suggest that Trumps desire to hold a rally at Madison Square Garden is some sort of attempt to recall the pro-Nazi rally that took place there in 193...

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Accusations that former President Donald Trump "said admiring things about Hitler," praised Nazi generals and disrespected a murdered soldier are nothing but pure, unadulterated lies and propaganda ("Trump unloads on John Kelly, says stories about soldiers and Hitler were made up," Web, Oct. 24).

Twice failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton claimed this week that former President Donald Trump was trying to reenact an infamous Nazi rally in the U.S. from the 1930s with one of his upcoming political events. Clinton made the inflammatory remarks Thursday night during an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins when Collins asked Clinton if ...

The "Late Show" host wondered if this is "just a coincidence."

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Shirley says Barry Goldwater, who Clinton once supported, 'held a sellout rally in Madison Square Garden in 1962' and her husband accepted the Democratic nomination there in 1992

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What You Need to Know: The B-21 Raider, set to replace many Cold War-era bombers by the end of the decade, continues the U.S. Air Forces tradition of flying wing aircraft, dating back to World War II. The first notable flying wing was the Horten Ho 229, developed by Nazi Germany.