including General Colin Powell, had been deleted from the Arlington National Cemetery website. Conservative social media users said this wasn't the case. Here is what we know about the controversy.

A viral post shared on X claims Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth purportedly removed Colin Powell’s name from a list of notable Americans buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Verdict: ...

Approaching 100 days of Donald Trump’s second presidency, PolitiFact has been fact-checking a whole host of topics related to the new administration, significant policy changes and, in some cases, the ...

A short biography of Santa Anna had appeared on a page dedicated to Hispanic Americans buried at Arlington National Cemetery ... figures — including Gen. Colin Powell, the first African American ...

It has become increasingly clear that the anti-DEI mentality of the Trump administration’s edicts, policies and legislation are racist and sexist at their core. As the President of the Amarillo ...

Richard Armitage, who as deputy to Secretary of State Colin Powell ... national security from the Vietnam War era to the post-Sept. 11, 2001, war on terror, diedApril13at a hospital in Arlington ...

Materials on the Arlington National Cemetery website highlighting the graves ... No Plans to Fire Powell: The president said he has “no intention” of ousting Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve ...

Arlington National Cemetery has quietly removed numerous internal ... Among the biographies affected are significant historical figures like Gen. Colin Powell, the first Black chairman of the Joint ...