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[Opinion] Philly Museum Apologizes for Keeping Bones of a Black Child Killed in MOVE Bombing Raid for More Than 30 Years Terrell Jermaine Starr © Photo: George Widman (AP) In this May, 1985 file photo, a Philadelphia policeman is seen on a rooftop as flames rise from a row of burning homes beyond, in Philadelphia. The fire started when police dropped a bomb onto the house of the militant group MOVE, on May 13, 1985 and fire spread throughout the area. The University of Pennsylvania has issued an apology after it was discovered that one of its museums stored remains of a M...

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Dufaults enjoy an especially 'Super' Sunday with former Vikings greats Jeff says Tommy Kramer's man-cave was especially impressive, and that the former Vikings quarterback and other former greats couldn't have been 'more down to earth' Mike Christopherson    The phrase “diehard fan” gets thrown around pretty liberally, but, chances are, many so-called diehard fans are more fair-weather in nature when it comes to supporting their favorite team through both good, and, if you’re a fan of the Minnesota Vikings, excr...

Follow Dec. 28, 2020 In February 1986, Israel’s ambassador to the U.S. Meir Rosenne met Delaware Senator Joe Biden, two years before Biden’s first attempt to become U.S. president. The senator, in an effort to convince the ambassador that he was friendly towards Israel, said that the U.S. should relate to Israel as “first but equal,” vis-à-vis the Arabs. The summary of that meeting, which can be found in the Israel State Archives, gives a glimpse of the way in which the current president-elect sees Israel, the Holocaust, and regional relations. Even though he had been a member of the...