Trump admin replaces slavery memorial at President – The National Park Service has unveiled a fresh set of informational displays at the President’s House exhibit in Philadelphia, a decision that has sparked considerable pushback from supporters of the original memorial. This historic location served as the residence for President George Washington during most of his time in office, spanning from 1790 through 1797. During those years, Washington held nine enslaved men and women in bondage at the property.

According to a statement released on Wednesday, the Interior Department confirmed the exhibit changes. A department spokesperson emphasized that the updated displays provide comprehensive historical background and showcase significant occurrences at the President’s House alongside other locations within Independence National Historical Park.…