Some of the same Donald Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol four years ago are allowed to return to Washington, D.

The Supreme Court has upheld a tax on foreign income over a challenge backed by business and anti-regulatory interests.

Organizers and supporters celebrated the Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Museum's 20th anniversary.

Organizers and supporters celebrated the Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Museum's 20th anniversary.

Charles and Kathleen Moore are about to have their day in the Supreme Court over a $15,000 tax bill they believe is unconstitutional.

Nearly a century ago, a husband and wife decided they wanted more for themselves and for the Black community.

Harry T. Moore and his wife Harriet, were activists at the forefront of the civil rights movement who helped more than 116,000 African Americans register to vote in Central Florida.

A special congressional election is testing the pulse of politics in the Albuquerque metro area and a few outlying rural communities at a turning point in the pandemic and economic recovery.

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – In 1946, the civil rights activism of Brevard County educators Harry and Harriette Moore took their jobs. “The Brevard County Public School Board publicly acknowledges the unjust act of refusing to renew Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore’s teaching contracts by the serving School Board of 1946, and will forever recognize the Moores for their outstanding service and significant contributions ... to the Brevard County School District, State of Florida and the nation,” the resolution read. “There truly is no better way to celebrate Black History Month than with the signing of this proclamation recognizing these local civil rights heroes,” said teachers union President Anthony Colucci. He founded the Brevard County NAACP in 1934 and spent the next 15 years starting or aiding nascent chapters in towns across the state. In 1937, in consultation with the legendary civil rights attorney Thurgood Marshall, he filed a lawsuit against the Brevard School Board for equal pay for Black teachers, the first of its kind in the Deep South.

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – When you talk about the civil rights movement in Central Florida, you can’t exclude the story of Harry T. and Harriette Moore. When you talk about the Civil Rights movement in Central Florida you can’t exclude the story of Harry T. and Harriette Moore. However, the painful and to some the most overlooked event in connection to Harry and Harriette Moore is how they died. Harry Moore was pronounced dead when they arrived, Harriette Moore died nine days later. Harry and Harriette Moore are recognized as the only husband and wife to be killed in the civil rights movement.

A zoo in the woods in Michigan's Upper Peninsula gives visitors a unique way to see exotic animals.