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A controversial statue of Confederate General Albert Pike, toppled in 2020, has been reinstalled in Washington, D.C.'s Judiciary Square, sparking renewed debate.
A stone wall at Devil’s Den in Gettysburg National Military Park sustained significant damage, prompting a law enforcement investigation. The incident, possibly a vehicle strike, highlights concerns o
The historic Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida, is closed to visitors due to the ongoing government shutdown. This affects tourists, furloughed employees, and local bu
Traveling over 4,500 miles on Amtrak reveals surprising benefits like no middle seats, unique views of America, and educational programs with National Park Service volunteers.
Despite a passed deadline, the National Park Service has not removed flagged content from Charleston sites, maintaining silence on specific changes amid a Trump administration directive to review hist
