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National law enforcement reporter in Philadelphia for The Associated Press. Searching for the perfect sandwich. Tweets are mine. RTs not.
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Trump administration can replace Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, appeals court says

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By Michael Casey, Claudia Lauer Verified
| The Salem News (Salem, MA) Verified
PHILADELPHIA - The Trump administration can replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington's home in Philadelphia, a federal appeals court panel said Thursday, striking down a lower court's injunction that required the National Park Service to reinstall the interpretive panels.
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Trump Administration Can Replace Washington Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia, Appeals Court Says

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By Michael Casey, Claudia Lauer Verified
| Edge Media Network Verified
A person views posted signs on the locations of the now removed explanatory panels that were part of an exhibit on slavery at President's House Site in Philadelphia, Jan. 23, 2026.
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Trump administration can replace Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, appeals court says

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By Michael Casey, Claudia Lauer Verified, Michael Casey
| The Call & Times Verified
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Trump administration can replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington’s home in Philadelphia, a federal appeals court panel said Thursday, striking down a lower court's injunction that required the National Park Service to reinstall the interpretive panels.
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