Six years of war brought many changes to familiar festive rituals. Christmas celebrations during the Second World War often had to be scaled down or adjusted as restrictions and shortages took their ...

U.S. intelligence authorities are seeing a rise in online discussions among domestic extremists about preparations for what they imagine to be an imminent civil war, according to a Department of ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. A woman who bought a historic New Orleans property once owned by the family of civil rights activist Oretha ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston Museum welcomes a new exhibit Friday, covering the end of the Civil War, up until the 21 century. The new exhibit, titled “Beyond the Ashes ...

The criminal charges have spawned several federal civil suits by victims identified in the indictment by initials. Pa. man charged with attempted homicide in shooting related to vehicle purchase ...

After hosting civil rights trolley tours in August and a bike tour earlier this month, the Putnam Museum and Science Center will offer Civil Rights Highlight tours with admission on Thursday, November ...

Online chatter about civil war has become an inevitable knee-jerk response to any divisive sociopolitical news event in recent years—from prosecutions of Capitol rioters and the attempted ...

The jungle through which we ploughed in the eastern Karen State, has become the unforgiving staging ground in a civil war that has been raging for almost four years. The KNLA is one of the most ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus hosted Rev. Jesse Jackson, one of the most well-known civil rights leaders of his era, at the State Capitol today. Rev.

Today, those groups have merged to pursue social justice, civil rights and political activism ... appreciated Jackson‘s willingness to come to Harrisburg so he could see for himself “the ...

Although I’ve always said, why wasn’t that settled, you know? I’m a guy that — it doesn’t make sense we had a civil war.” What in the world was he talking about here? Is he implying ...