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Appeals Court Hears Trump Administration Appeal Over President’s House Slavery Panels

The outcome could set the boundary for how much the National Park Service can change or remove historical displays on federal land.

Appeals Court Bars Federal Changes to Philadelphia President’s House Exhibit

Boyle Introduces Bill to Restore President’s House Exhibits and Safeguard Independence Park History

Philadelphia’s President’s House Slavery Panels Reinstalled Under Federal Court Deadline

After Inspection, Judge Orders Preservation of Removed Slavery Panels at Philadelphia’s President’s House

Judge Rebukes U.S. Over Removed Slavery Panels, Plans Site Visit Before Ruling

U.S. Says Removed Philadelphia Slavery Panels Are Federal Speech as Court Hearing Nears

Philadelphia Sues After Park Service Removes Slavery Panels From President’s House Site

Burgum Visits Independence Park During Protest Over Planned Changes to Slavery Exhibit