Prominent Republicans and gun rights advocates helped elicit a White House turnabout this week after bristling over the ...

The temperature and icy roads led officials to close Smithsonian museums and the National Gallery of Art’s outdoor ice rink. Federal offices will remain closed on Tuesday.

Kristina Tanasichuk, HSToday's Executive Editor, sat down with Dexter Ingram, national security expert and member of ...

Presidents Day was previously known as Washington’s Birthday, in remembrance of the nation’s first president. Here's when ...

Many congressional Democrats — and nearly half of Americans, in a recent poll — believe Trump has gone too far in his expansion of presidential power. Historians, political scientists and legal ...

Hiding the history of Posey and Judge and other Black Americans won’t make their descendants forget them. It won’t purify the ...

Slavery exhibits at Philadelphia’s President’s House were removed by the National Park Service following a federal review ...

Federal land managers have signed off on a controversial road project in southwest Utah in a move celebrated by local leaders and lambasted by conservation groups that have protested the project.

The dealerships are expected to continue operating under their existing names and brands and at their existing locations.

National Park Service removes slavery exhibits from Philadelphia’s President’s House memorial, sparking outrage and a legal challenge.

This was already set to be a packed summer with lots of 250th-anniversary celebrations. Now Republicans are eyeing an ...

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