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The US president’s latest executive order removes “improper ideology”; some argue it’s a fascist move that revises history.

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Despite significant progress over the years, the fight against racism and racial discrimination remains as urgent as ever.

Usha Vance has unwittingly revealed that she may be a fan of former Democratic vice-president Al Gore and his climate change ...

The upcoming documentary "The Librarians" explores how Texas became a hotspot for book bans—and how it affects those who just ...