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Charlie Rangel, Longtime Harlem Congressman and War Veteran, Dies at 94

Rangel, a decorated Korean War hero and legislative trailblazer, leaves behind a legacy of transformative public service and advocacy for justice.

San Francisco Honors Harvey Milk's 95th Birthday Amid Renewed LGBTQ+ Advocacy

Philadelphia Marks 40th Anniversary of MOVE Bombing with Official Remembrance

Federal Court Permanently Blocks Alabama’s Discriminatory Congressional Map

Federal Court Rules Alabama Intentionally Discriminated in Congressional Redistricting

Tina Knowles Reflects on Family Struggles and Triumphs in New Memoir

MLB Honors Jackie Robinson's Legacy Amid Calls for Greater Black Representation

RFK and MLK Assassination Files Set for Imminent Public Release

National Park Service Restores Harriet Tubman References After Backlash

National Park Service Restores Harriet Tubman Content After Public Outcry

Trump Administration Threatens Federal Education Cuts Over DEI Policies

Trump's Executive Order Targets Smithsonian, Fuels National Outcry

Pentagon Reviews Holocaust and Military History Content After DEI Directive Errors

Pentagon Restores Jackie Robinson Webpage After DEI Directive Error

Medgar Evers Removed from Arlington Cemetery Website Following Trump Executive Order

Arlington National Cemetery Removes Links Honoring Diverse Veterans

D.C. Removes Black Lives Matter Mural Following Federal Pressure

Legal Threats and Calls to Overturn Landmark Libel Protections Intensify Under Trump Administration

Selma Marks 60 Years Since Bloody Sunday With Renewed Calls for Civil Rights

Oscar-Nominated 'Nickel Boys' Stands Out for Its Bold Visual Style and Emotional Depth