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the legislation is a culture war battle plan, including limits to abortion access and strange under care and eliminating old diversity, equity and inclusion offices at the pentagon. and when it comes to the culture wars, some folks just cannot help saying the quiet part out loud. >> and it has nothing to do with whether not colored people or black people or anybody can serve, okay? it has nothing to do with -- >> mister speaker. >> any of that stuff. >> what in the bowl, connor? arizon...

Fort Gordon was officially redesignated as Fort Eisenhower during a historic ceremony Oct. 27, 2023, on Barton Field. The event drew hundreds of people including dignitaries, service members, veterans and

Decision to work on this in a bipartisan way. certainly, it is troubling that speaker mccarthy chose not to do that. but i want to make sure people focus on the policy that they are trying to advance. the bill that they passed will make it less likely and more difficult for women to serve in the military, for a transferable to serve in the military. it will also make it less likely that people of color get inadequate chance within the military because it will not address those issues. what that ...

Earlier this year, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro, following the recommendations of the congressionally-mandated Naming Commission, announced his rationale for renaming the USNS Maury, a Navy ship that had been named after naval officer Matthew Fontaine Maury, considered the “father of modern oceanography."

With Fort Bragg redesignating to Fort Liberty on June 2 and changing nine road names, will Fayetteville and Cumberland County follow suit?

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Fort Bragg wont be renamed after a person, but heres how officials will preserve history and honor veterans and soldiers who served here.

Rarely have judgments been accompanied by such telling observations as were made while dismissing a petition seeking to restore the 'original' (sic) names of entities that were renamed by “barbaric invaders”.

The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition seeking renaming of all cities and historical places which have reportedly been named after "invaders".

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a plea seeking to set up a ‘renaming commission’ and said it will bring alive those issues and ‘keep the country on boil’.  Questioning the motive of the PIL, the top court said ‘India cannot be a prisoner of the past’. The plea was filed by a petitioner-advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay who sought a direction to the Centre to