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Navy Christens USNS Thurgood Marshall, Seventh John Lewis‑Class Fleet Oiler

The new double‑hulled ship expands at‑sea fuel and supply capacity that the Navy says will help sustain distributed maritime operations worldwide.

Workers Install Blue Liner in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool After Trump Order

Rodney Marshall Named Boston Fire Commissioner, First Black Man to Lead the Department

Black 14, LDS Church and Hall of Fame Deliver 36,000 Pounds of Food to Atlanta Food Bank

Woodlawn Tenants Unionize as Prospective Buyer Eyes Building Near Obama Center

San Antonio’s 2026 César Chávez March Canceled Over ‘Sensitive Matter’

Hood County Installs 'Charlie Kirk Memorial Way' Signs as Bastrop Plan Stalls

Evanston Issues $25,000 Payments to 44 Residents in Next Round of City Reparations

Pride Flag Removed From Stonewall Monument Under NPS Rule, Drawing NYC Backlash

Supreme Court Hears Trump v. Cook Over President’s Power to Remove Fed Governor

Chance Gray Hits Six 3s as Ohio State Edges TCU in Coretta Scott King Classic

Jackson Synagogue Begins Recovery After Arson With Fundraising and Artifact Rescue Underway

Police Hunt Gunman in Targeted Dooky Chase Shooting That Killed 1 and Wounded 3

Claudette Colvin, Pioneering Catalyst of Bus Desegregation, Dies at 86

LA County Offers $10,000 as Hate-Crimes Unit Probes Vandalism at Burned Pasadena Synagogue

Claudette Colvin, Pioneering Civil-Rights Figure Who Defied Bus Segregation at 15, Dies at 86

Claudette Colvin, Early Civil Rights Trailblazer Who Defied Bus Segregation at 15, Dies at 86

Monks’ 2,300-Mile Peace Walk From Texas to D.C. Tops 1 Million Followers

FBI: Suspect Confessed to Mississippi Synagogue Arson, Citing 'Jewish Ties'

Teaching Regulation Agency Bans Patrick Lawler From Classroom Indefinitely