A plinth that once held a statue of Confederate general Albert Pike is seen in a park near the headquarters of the Department of Labor on Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025, in Washington.

Readers respond to Trump’s attacks on D.C., Confederate memorials and statues returning, and other local issues ...

Removed from city-owned locations eight years ago this month, Baltimore’s Confederate monuments will return to public view ...

One statue was pulled down with ropes and chains on Juneteenth in 2020 as part of mass protests following the death of George ...

Newly elected D.C. Councilmember Trayon White will be sworn into his Ward 8 seat on Friday, Aug. 8, months after he was ...

A person died Friday morning after they reportedly tried to escape being arrested by the FBI at an apartment building in ...

Visitors at Arlington Cemetery can expect to see the Confederate monument in 2027, featuring panels offering context about ...

Albert Pike was a Confederate leader who fought to protect slavery, and according to some critics, he even joined the Ku Klux Klan after the Civil War. When Black Lives Matter protests broke out in ...

The National Park Service announced that the controversial Albert Pike Confederate statue will be reinstalled in October. The ...

The administration has plans to 'restore Confederate names and symbols' discarded in the wake of George Floyd's 2020 murder ...

A U.S. Army official says restoring a memorial to the Confederacy that was removed from Arlington National Cemetery at the ...