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WASHINGTON — A city council hearing in Charlottesville, Virginia that turned raucous at times ended with a 3–2 vote to remove a statue of the Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from Lee Park. Related Story Candidates for governor condemn decision to move...

Statues of Confederate leaders Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis are targeted for removal in New Orleans, after a federal appeals court approved the city's plan to change how it treats symbols of its history. Opponents of the move vow to keep fighting...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Two federal agencies say they won’t try to block the city of New Orleans’ attempt to remove a monument to an 1874 revolt against Louisiana’s federally-backed post-Civil War government. In court papers filed Friday, the U.S. Department...

On Tuesday, Breitbart.com reported that after a contentious meeting, the Charlottesville, Virginia, City Council voted 3-2 to remove a nearly 100-year-old statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.  City leaders also vowed to remove Lee’s name from...

(Breitbart) – The City of Charlottesville, Virginia, has decided to remove a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that has stood in a city park for nearly 100 years, reports say. In a three to two vote, the Charlottesville City Council decided...