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Segregationists and Confederates Live On in Capitol Statues

By BRENNAN STEWART Capital News Service WASHINGTON – February is Black History Month, an observance meant to honor and celebrate

Last week, I finally had my appointment with my neurologist for Botox injections to help ease my headaches. It was

In his Juneteenth Day proclamation, California Governor Gavin Newsom started with a little history about why June 19 is credited

The year is 1863. The month is May. The Civil War is raging like a firestorm. By the time this

Josh Valum, 29, killed ex-girlfriend Mercedes Williamson, 17, because he feared the Latin Kings would find out she was transgender.

For every American who has acquired health insurance since 2010 — or already had it — this is something you

It is a fact. Where you live can affect how long you live. This is not so much about things

As a writer from the Montgomery County Journal/Examiner, we knew Hurricane Katrina hit hard, but like the federal government we

Monday, January 20: the back-end of another three-day weekend. The banks and post offices are closed, which is, in this

(Above: part of the tree lighting celebration at the Grove in Los Angeles. Photo from their Facebook page) Sometimes during