If the justices take up a case on Virginia’s felon disenfranchisement law, they’ll be burrowing back to Reconstruction-era ...

Griffin said he regretted donning the Confederate uniform, which was customary during ... not long after Lee surrendered to the Union Army, at a Virginia college where Lee served as president.

An estimated 51,000 soldiers from both the Union and Confederate armies were killed ... Stories of Service to Country & Community” explores veterans’ service in uniform and their contributions after ...

Those involved in unleashed political fighting today should learn from this end-of-war, Easter season moment from York ...

The Kappa Alpha Order was founded in 1865, not long after Lee surrendered to the Union ... Confederate battle flag was flown and fraternity brothers dressed in replica Confederate gray uniforms ...

With Louisiana’s militias off fighting in Virginia and Tennessee, the job of defending the Crescent City fell to two forts ...

Providence native Jarek Marte’s life-changing enlistment led him to serve aboard USS Iwo Jima as a Navy weapons specialist.

If it’s true that he no longer supports the Lost Cause, a mythology that glorifies the Confederates that attacked the Union ... he regrets wearing a Confederate uniform nearly a quarter century ...

Some of the memorials to the Confederacy and its leaders found in metro Atlanta's public (and some private) spaces ...

Take appellate courts Judge Jefferson Griffin at his word when he says he regrets parading around in a Confederate uniform as a college student at the University of North Carolina in the early 2000s.