WASHINGTON – A Republican member of Congress quoted Adolf Hitler on the House floor in an attempt to blast Democrats over the results of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian ...

An Alabama billboard quoting Adolf Hitler is being taken down at the request of the advertising company that leased the space. The advertisement for Life Savers Ministries, a Christian youth program, ...

That’s Republican congressman Mo Brooks of Alabama lashing out at the left and the mainstream media for fanning the flames of the collusion allegations that have dogged President Donald Trump since he ...

Rep. Mo Brooks of Alabama quoted Hitler's "Mein Kampf" while slamming "socialist Democrats and their fake news media allies" over the Mueller report.

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AUBURN, Ala. -- The founder of a children's ministry in eastern Alabama says a billboard featuring a quote from Adolf Hitler has been covered and will be removed.

Former Alabama star and Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen might have gotten into a little bit of trouble today following comments he made about Adolf Hitler. During a late-night ...

Except for that fact that the billboard made sure to credit Hitler next to the quote. You know, so everyone driving by could know for sure who said it. Also featured in the photo was a Bible verse ...

“I am astonished and saddened that the Alabama Holocaust Commission, by its letter, refuses to learn from history and fails to condemn the Big Lie Propaganda Tactic regardless of where, when or how it ...