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Chelsey Brown, 28, from New York, found the diploma at a thrift shop in Washington D.C and discovered it belonged to a woman named Grace Elizabeth Trout.

Lightnings rarely come up for sale, so it is always a significant moment when one enters the open market, even as a restoration project, as is presently the case for the P-38J on the books with Mark Clark's Courtesy Aircraft Sales.

The US Army announced that it would start offering up to a $50,000 bonus to new recruits to entice them in the door, while almost 3,000 might get booted for not complying with the vaccine mandate.

U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush decision to leave Congress at the end of his term sets off a political scramble in a district that runs through Chicago's South Side and south and southwest suburbs.

Longtime Illinois Democratic Rep. Bobby Rush announced on Tuesday that he is leaving Congress. The former Black Panther has represented the South Side of Chicago in Congress since 1993.

“For me, I have a higher calling and I am answering that calling,” said Rush, dean of the state’s congressional delegation.

Rush, first elected to Congress in 1992, said in an interview he intends to stay active in his ministry and find ways to use his remarkable life story — a trajectory from a 1960s radical to House member — to inspire younger generations.

U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, a Chicago Democrat who co-founded the Black Panther Party, is retiring from Congress after his term ends next January, sources said.

Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., announced Monday that he is retiring from Congress after having served 15 terms since he was first elected in 1992.

Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) said Monday he will not seek reelection after 15 terms in Congress.