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Wake County Public Libraries has numerous ways for the whole family to “Celebrate Black Brilliance” during Black History Month.

The mixed-race Melungeon people from Appalachia can be tough for descendants to trace. Learn some origin theories and tips for starting your research.

After working for the federal government for 16 years, Gigi's geneology and family history led her on a retirement passion project.

With or without COVID-19, the U.S. Census will be taken in 2020. The results of that Census will drive a round of reapportionment and redistricting for congressional seats and many state and local governing bodies in 2021. Even if the distribution of those results is delayed, as may happen, new plans must be in place before the 2022 election cycle; otherwise, the districts will be too malapportioned to be used again. In that case, the courts would step in.

Recurring Events Ashland seniors activities A variety of virtual and in-person activities and services are available to adults 50 and older Mondays through Fridays through the Ashland Senior Center, 1...

Recurring Events Ashland seniors activities A variety of virtual and in-person activities and services are available to adults 50 and older Mondays through Fridays through the Ashland Senior Center, 1...

Most African countries signed onto the Free Movement of Persons protocol in Addis Ababa in January 2018. Its rationale was set out clearly: the free movement of people – as well as capital goods and services – would promote integration and herald in a host of other benefits. These included improving science, technology, education, research and fostering tourism. In addition, it would facilitate inter-African trade and investment, increase remittances within the continent, promote the...

African countries are struggling to implement the African Union’s protocol on free movement four years after its ratification.

Opponents of the right to bear arms want everyone to be treated as badly as the Supreme Court once treated Dred Scott in 1857.

In his provocative new book The Unbroken Thread, US journalist Sohrab Ahmari calls for a new kind of Christian conservatism