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The city of Philadelphia sued the Department of the Interior and the acting director of the National Park Service on Thursday over reports that slavery exhibits were being dismantled in the city’s historic district. The suit, filed in federal court, seeks a preliminary injunction to restore the exhibits at the President’s House Site, part of Independence National Historical Park. The lawsuit says that “the National Park Service has removed artwork and informational displays at the President’s House site referencing slavery, presumably pursuant to the mandate” of Executive Order No. 14253, which President Donald Trump signed in March. The city said...

Today, Thursday May 2nd, in the year of our Lord 2002 AD, is the National Day of Prayer. Thursday May 2nd, in the year of our Lord 2002 AD Why should we pray for our nation and those public servants we have placed in the elective and appointed positions of our nation? Well, the answer to that is really quite simple. A little over 200 years ago, we, as a nation had our first president, whose name was George Washington, and he lived his life by 110 rules. Rules he had written out as a 16 year old student, and...