The online purge also included the removal of “diverse” from various pages on the Arlington National Cemetery site.

After an extraordinary career with Fayette County, Pamela Reed, the county’s first African American employee of the Board of ...

The Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster have filled the void left by rugged Land Rovers of old with 4x4 capability and ...

Darryl Farmer, known in the Original Black Panthers of Milwaukee as "King Rick" was an outspoken and firm voice advocating ...

Questions arose as to whether or not the Arlington National Cemetery website removed information about Civil Rights leader ...

President Donald Trump has dismantled federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, affecting the Pentagon and other ...

The Department of Defense said it will restore all materials related to the Navajo Code Talkers on its website, according to ...

The lawsuit filed late Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Washington describes the lengths that institute staff resorted to, ...

At 93 years young, she's part of an impressive list of mentors and mentees - who have worked to make a difference.

State Department exchange programs brought current and emerging leaders from around the world to Oregon to learn about America.

A number of military pages focused on African American achievements have been lost amid the Trump administration’s effort to ...

Battle of Bentonville, the last fight of the Civil War. An African American family lived on the battlefield site in Johnston County, and today their descendants talk of the tremendous upheaval their k ...