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Haunted America: New Orleans, A City Of Pain

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The agony of the past is still present on every corner and in every cemetery, making New Orleans one of the most haunted places in America.
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President Biden Declares Indigenous Peoples' Day

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The goal is to shift the Columbus Day holiday to an appreciation of Native peoples.
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Philadelphia Intends To Remove Statue Of Christopher Columbus

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Tensions have run high in Philadelphia as the statue's supporters have clashed with protesters several times.
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Lessons Learned: Our History Fighting Of Floods

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We've been trying to conquer floods for generations, but nature keeps reminding us no levee or dam is 100% fail-proof.
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June 1 Marks 100th Anniversary Of Tulsa Race Massacre

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The attack started with a false allegation that Dick Rowland- a Black man- had sexually assaulted a white woman.
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Sotheby's Puts Rare U.S. Constitution Copy Up For Auction

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It's estimated to be worth as much as $20 million.
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New Film School Honors Trailblazing Actor Sidney Poitier

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Arizona State University honors Sidney Poitier in recognition of his acting, directing and social activism.
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Senator Blocks Legislation On Museums Dedicated To Latinos, Women

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Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah says creating the two dedicated museums would go against national unity and cultural inclusion.
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President Biden Visiting Tulsa

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The president will meet with survivors who are between 100 and 107 years old.
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President Nominates 2 Women Generals For Four-Star Command

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Air Force Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost and Army Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson will become the second and third woman in U.S. history to reach the rank.
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Haunted America: Ohio State Reformatory

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Once a prison, the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield is believed to be haunted by its former occupants: thousands of convicted felons.
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New Documents Relating To JFK's Assassination Could Be Released

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Will we finally learn what actually happened in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963?
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Exhumations Resume For DNA To ID Tulsa Race Massacre Victims

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The 14 sets of remains will be sent to a forensics lab in Utah that is helping scientists match victims to descendants through genetic testing.
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Why Is Santa Claus Dressed In Red?

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Early depictions show Santa Claus in yellow, green, even stars and stripes. So why do we always see jolly old St. Nicholas dressed in red?
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Lawyer Suing For JFK Assassination Files Awaits Release

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New York Attorney Larry Schnapf filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden and the National Archives in October.
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There's An Increase In U.S. Historic Site Tourism

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Consultancy Longwoods International's CEO says more people are traveling for the purpose of drawing their own conclusions on American history.
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9/11 Memorials Stretch Across The U.S. To Honor And Educate

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As we inch closer to the 9/11 anniversary, memorials will become a gathering place – for people to mourn and for younger generations to learn.
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After More Than A Decade, The Newseum Is Closing

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Since 2008, the Newseum showcased a history of the press. But the "news" museum will be closing its doors after years of financial struggles.
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Kentucky To Remove Jefferson Davis Statue From State Capitol

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The statue, which has stood in the state Capitol rotunda for over 80 years, will be relocated to the Jefferson Davis State Historic Site.
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President Trump Impeached For A Second Time

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The House voted 232 to 197 to impeach the president, charging him with incitement of insurrection following the deadly Capitol riot last Wednesday.
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NBC Sitcom 'Young Rock' Pays Tribute To Andre The Giant

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Show portrays both the difficulties of working in the pro wrestling industry and the community it created.
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House Considers Adding 1st Non-Voting Delegate For Cherokee Nation

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There's an agreement within the 1835 Treaty of Echota that calls for the U.S. to give the Cherokee Nation a delegate in the House of Representatives.
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Biden's Granddaughter To Exchange Vows In White House's 19th Wedding

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Naomi Biden and Peter Neal's wedding will be the first to take place on the South Lawn, but the 19th wedding hosted at the White House.
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Retired Admiral Recalls 9/11 At The Pentagon

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He made it safely outside the building after helping a few people in the stairwell but others weren't so lucky.