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Trump administration quietly swaps slavery panels at President’s House

Displays softening George Washington’s role went up “under the cover of darkness,” Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said.

Last legal hurdle removed in fight over President’s House

A federal appeals court cleared the way for the Trump administration to install its proposed panels at an exhibit about slavery.

Historical plaques at 2nd Bank quietly changed

The Trump administration has removed references to slavery when it involved the Founders.

Court OKs replacement panels on slavery at President’s House

Third Circuit judges threw out an injunction ordering that the original displays, removed in January, be restored.

Philly sued by U.S. over ‘ICE Out’ mask ban

Restore President’s House exhibits, second judge rules

A federal judge gave the National Park Service 21 days to put the slavery displays back in place.

The Sixers’ key win and supporting a cause drove runners to the finish line.

Pa. court strikes ban for public abortion funds

Commonwealth Court, in a 4-3 vote, says the restriction was a “sex-based distinction” affecting only women.

Exploring the Trump administration’s vision of President’s House

Of 11 proposed new panels for the site, only two reference the enslaved individuals who once lived there.

How feds want to sanitize history at Philly site

Renderings of panels posted on the President’s House website by the Trump administration offer a stark shift in focus on slavery.