The death of a white supremacist accused of opening fire at the Holocaust museum has left some conflicted — not sorry he's gone, but frustrated that he won't stand trial. The 89-year-old James von Brunn, who faced charges that could have earned him the death penalty, died Wednesday at a North Carolina federal prison while awaiting trial. Authorities say ...

A hospital rabbi who comforted the family of a security guard killed at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has been fired for speaking and writing about the experience. Rabbi Tamara Miller wrote on a Washington Post blog in June that "racism and bigotry rang out on ...

Family, friends and colleagues on Friday remembered a guard who was gunned down at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum last week as the victim of an evil and barbaric act that contrasted starkly with his love for life. Police and security guards, dozens of museum ...

An elderly white supremacist could be sentenced to death for gunning down a security guard at the Holocaust Memorial Museum here, where flags flew at half-mast Thursday to mourn the slain officer. As police investigated Wednesday's attack, gunman James von Brunn, 88, remained in critical condition in hospital after being felled by two other security guards who returned fire ...