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Mississippi's flag bearing Confederate emblem has a dark history in the state
politics
Governor Tate Reeves says that he'd sign bill to remove flag's rebel emblem
Mississippi lawmakers are taking steps to erase the Confederate battle emblem from the state flag.
politics
Racial Injustice Confederate Flag
Mississippi lawmakers could vote in the next few days to remove the Confederate battle emblem from the state flag.
history
Who was Confederate General Albert Pike, and why was his statue in DC in the first place?
On Juneteenth, the statue of Brigadier General Albert Pike was torn down and burned in front of MPD headquarters. Here's why it was toppled.
history
National Archives safeguards original Juneteenth general order
The document will be officially digitized and added to the National Archives.
protests
Orange Mound historian expresses hope for change
“It's changing and can't nobody stop it because God's got this," said 83-year-old Mary Mitchell
politics
Bid to remove Nathan Bedford Forrest bust from state Capitol fails in House committee
Knoxville lawmaker Rick Staples prepared a resolution seeking to switch out the bust to another Tennessean, such as a historic figure from East Tennessee.
heartwarming
Soldier's lost letter from Vietnam War finds its way home 52 years later
The envelope was postmarked May 10, 2020, but the words written inside were from Vietnam in 1968.
news
Here's how Crew Dragon compares to the 8 other spaceships that have carried humans
Crewed spacecraft have been around since 1961 when the Soviet Union's Vostok carried the first human into space.
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VERIFY: In 2017 Fauci said Trump would face a surprise outbreak, but he didn't predict COVID-19
Did Dr. Anthony Fauci warn three years ago that the incoming president would 'no doubt' face a surprise disease outbreak?
heartthreads
A love story in time capsule: How WWII love letters brought strangers together
After two friends stumbled upon a stack of old love letters from World War II, they set out to find out how the love story ended.
state
Historic Tennessee State Prison damaged in Nashville tornadoes
Tennessee Department of Correction Commissioner Tony Parker said the damage to the historic site was extensive, but no one in the area was injured.
politics
Governor Tate Reeves says that he'd sign bill to remove flag's rebel emblem
Mississippi lawmakers are taking steps to erase the Confederate battle emblem from the state flag.
politics
Racial Injustice Confederate Flag
Mississippi lawmakers could vote in the next few days to remove the Confederate battle emblem from the state flag.
history
Who was Confederate General Albert Pike, and why was his statue in DC in the first place?
On Juneteenth, the statue of Brigadier General Albert Pike was torn down and burned in front of MPD headquarters. Here's why it was toppled.
history
National Archives safeguards original Juneteenth general order
The document will be officially digitized and added to the National Archives.
protests
Orange Mound historian expresses hope for change
“It's changing and can't nobody stop it because God's got this," said 83-year-old Mary Mitchell
politics
Bid to remove Nathan Bedford Forrest bust from state Capitol fails in House committee
Knoxville lawmaker Rick Staples prepared a resolution seeking to switch out the bust to another Tennessean, such as a historic figure from East Tennessee.
heartwarming
Soldier's lost letter from Vietnam War finds its way home 52 years later
The envelope was postmarked May 10, 2020, but the words written inside were from Vietnam in 1968.
news
Here's how Crew Dragon compares to the 8 other spaceships that have carried humans
Crewed spacecraft have been around since 1961 when the Soviet Union's Vostok carried the first human into space.
verify
VERIFY: In 2017 Fauci said Trump would face a surprise outbreak, but he didn't predict COVID-19
Did Dr. Anthony Fauci warn three years ago that the incoming president would 'no doubt' face a surprise disease outbreak?
heartthreads
A love story in time capsule: How WWII love letters brought strangers together
After two friends stumbled upon a stack of old love letters from World War II, they set out to find out how the love story ended.
state
Historic Tennessee State Prison damaged in Nashville tornadoes
Tennessee Department of Correction Commissioner Tony Parker said the damage to the historic site was extensive, but no one in the area was injured.
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