A Washington Post investigation of more than 400 artworks in the U.S. Capitol building found that one-third honor enslavers or Confederates.

The Washington Post has apparently just discovered that many of our nation's founders and leading historical figures were slaveholders (or, using their new vocabulary, "enslavers").

But the Facebook clip doesn’t show McConnell’s first interview after the falls. It’s an edited version of a video taken from a press conference at the U.S. Capitol in July 2023, predating ...

Inside, the building features works of art such as the mural "Lewis and Clark Meeting Indians at Ross' Hole," painted by Charles M. Russell in 1912. Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska's state capitol in ...

The picture began circulating on Twitter via PatriotTakes where Greene can be seen sitting in a military vehicle, holding a gun, parked in a smokey field in front of the U.S. Capitol building.

The North Dakota Council on the Arts is exhibiting collection of artworks celebrating southwestern North Dakota by Linda Donlin through April on the 18th observatory ...

Employees at the State Capitol tell CBS 21 News that they were evacuated from the building late Tuesday morning, after hearing the fire alarm go off.

Inside Look at the Historic NY State Capitol Building. Clip: Season 2024 Episode 15 ... WE GET TO TALK ABOUT ART EVERY DAY. I COULD NOT IMAGINE THAT A JOB LIKE THIS WOULD EXIST, ...

Using a pencil-size tool, Megan Smith spent countless hours cutting glass for a stained glass skylight destined for the ceiling of the Senate chamber in the Illinois State Capitol building.

Lightning flashed over the Missouri Capitol on Oct. 6, 1924, just 13 years after the building burned to the ground following a powerful lightning strike.

The current capitol building in Madison is the state's fourth or fifth, depending on how you count it. A massive fire destroyed the capitol in 1904.

The building's art reflects the images Missouri projected of itself in the period between 1915 and 1924. Capitol art captures views of Missouri a century ago | | news-journal.com Skip to main content ...