Hidden Auschwitz note found in a bottle recalls teen prisoners
Albert Veissid, a 1924 Istanbul-born French Jew, discovers a 1944 note with six Polish prisoners and IDs rolled inside a bottle in a Oswiecim cellar. The message names prisoners aged 18 to 20 and includes Veissid’s own ID tattoo, reviving memories of wartime camps and escapes.
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Montana eyes states rights clash over gun rules
Montana passes a bill claiming Montana made guns kept in Montana dodge federal registration and licensing rules, a move likely to be challenged in court. The law targets a youth model bolt action .22 rifle as a test case and aims to provoke a Supreme Court fight on interstate commerce and federal authority.
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House approves expanded hate crimes protections
The House passed a revived hate crimes bill expanding federal protections for gay victims. Conservatives opposed it, but lacked enough votes to block the measure, which could trigger federal prosecutions and grants to aid state and local efforts.
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