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When Jewish lawyer and labor leader Aaron Sapiro sued Henry Ford for libel, he was doing more than trying to save his own reputation. Described by Jewish history professor James Loeffler as “the first modern hate speech trial in America,” the case disrupted Ford’s ability to publish antisemitic conspiracies in his paper The Dearborn Independent.... The post A Jewish lawyer sued Henry Ford and changed how we think about hate speech appeared first on The Forward.

From the brand new Bread Room in Washington Square to the nearly 140-year-old Bredenbeck's in Chestnut Hill, the new Bakery map is literally all over the map, showcasing 30 spots all over the city.

Hundreds of passengers were on board the trains before the high-speed collision that has claimed at least 41 lives

The US president says it is "another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired".

In a series of events that occurred in Poland, a 35-year-old man who was wanted for murder got revealed to police by what was described as the "naivety" of his child

Canada "stands firmly" with Greenland and Denmark, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday, after US President Donald Trump vowed his plan to take control of the autonomous Danish territory was irreversible.

Chula Vista police made a plea for the public’s assistance last year to help solve the cold-case killing

A number of former MLB players and others with the love of baseball running through their veins are slated to attend the dinner.

Lasha Kikvidze opened Kinto in Fishtown to share his culture through food. The restaurant is decorated with letters from the Georgian alphabet and the central area behind the bar is designed to look like the country's capital city Tbilisi.

Newsom: Trump is 'playing' Europe over Greenland

For decades, Michigan voters have complained that circulators asking them to sign petitions for proposed constitutional amendments have lied about what the proposals mean.

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell plans to attend a Supreme Court hearing Wednesday on President Donald Trump's attempted firing of a central bank governor, a source familiar with the matter told AFP.