Today in History for March 7th By Washington Examiner March 6, 2014 11:54 pm FacebookTwitterEmailPrint Add Washington Examiner on Google FacebookTwitterEmailPrint Highlights of Today in History: Civil rights marchers attacked in Selma, Alabama; Adolph Hitler sends troops into Rhineland; Director Stanley Kubrick dies. (March 7) This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available. Recommended Stories Illegal immigration enforcement operations to begin in Raleigh, North Carolina DOJ demands court block California laws banning ICE from concealing identities: ‘Designed to create risk for our agents’Fed's Cook says there's 'nothing whatsoever' to mortgage fraud allegations in letter to Bondi TagsHistoryNewsWorld Related Content News Illegal immigration enforcement operations to begin in Raleigh, North Carolina News DOJ demands court block California laws banning ICE from concealing identities: ‘Designed to create risk for our agents’ Economy Trump takes affordability message to McDonald’s summit: ‘Prices are coming down’ Justice Fed’s Cook says there’s ‘nothing whatsoever’ to mortgage fraud allegations in letter to Bondi Foreign Policy UN approves US-backed peace plan for Gaza, Hamas says proposal favors Israeli occupation
