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Man shot as protesters try to remove conquistador statue in New Mexico
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Man shot as protesters try to remove conquistador statue in New Mexico

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U.S. President Herbert Hoover, third from left, poses with his family at the Washington community Christmas tree after lighting the tree on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 1931. From left to right are, Allan Hoover, son; first lady Lou Henry Hoover; the President; daughter-in-law Margaret Hoover and her husband, Herbert Hoover Jr., and Colonel James A. Ulio, aid to the president. The grandchildren are Herbert III, known as Pete, left, and Peggy Ann, holding the president's hand.
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The first vice president of color was a Republican elected over 90 years ago

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A sign reading "stop celebrating genocide" sits at the base of a statue of Christopher Columbus on Monday, Oct. 14, 2019, in Providence, R.I., after it was vandalized with red paint on the day named to honor him as one of the first Europeans to reach the New World.
Beltway Confidential

Christopher Columbus was pretty evil by the standards of his own time

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Texas Land Comissoner George P. Bush attends a Veterans Day celebration in Dallas, Friday, Nov. 11, 2016.
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George P. Bush warns protesters: ‘Don’t mess with the Alamo’

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A large grouping of American flags set in green grass, with a diminishing perspective.
Editorials

On Flag Day, we need a unifying symbol more than ever

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Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee poses in his uniform during the American Civil War, 1861-65.
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Robert E. Lee opposed construction of Confederate monuments

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McAuliffe defended the order, saying it does not infringe upon free speech rights; rather it is intended to ensure measures are taken to protect peaceful assembly. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Op-Eds

The Civil War is finally over

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‘Nothing short of a miracle’: Archaeologists claim they discovered London’s oldest theater
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‘Nothing short of a miracle’: Archaeologists claim they discovered London’s oldest theater

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Anti-Gladstone mob may be ‘woke’ but should be put to bed without supper
Beltway Confidential

Anti-Gladstone mob may be ‘woke’ but should be put to bed without supper

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On a warm Fourth of July morning 77 years ago, two British battleships slipped into the Mediterranean harbor of Mers El Kebir. At the personal orders of the prime minister and with two-dozen destroyers in tow, those man-o-wars laid waste to an undefended French fleet. It was Sir Winston Churchill's finest moment. (AP Photo/Staff/Putnam)
Beltway Confidential

Stop blaming Winston Churchill for the Bengal famine

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