Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

The Trump administration can replace the slavery exhibit at the President's House in Philadelphia, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday.

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Bangor Daily NewsLean Left· 103d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Trump administration can replace Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, appeals court says

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Spotlight PACenter· 102d ago

Trump administration wins appeal to replace slavery exhibit at Washington's Philadelphia home

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ABC 7 San FranciscoLean Left· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

ABC 7 ChicagoCenter· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

6ABC PhiladelphiaLean Left· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

ABC 7 New YorkCenter· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

ABC 7 Los AngelesCenter· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

ABC 11 RaleighLean Left· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit at President's House in Philadelphia, court rules

NBC10 PhiladelphiaLean Left· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, court says

FOX 29 PhiladelphiaCenter· 103d ago

Trump administration can replace President's House slavery exhibit, appeals court says

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MyNorthwestLean Right· 103d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Trump administration can replace Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, appeals court says