Federal Judge Blocks Changes to Slavery Exhibits at Philadelphia's President's House
A federal appeals judge has ruled that no changes can be made to the slavery exhibits at the President's House site in Philadelphia. This decision comes after the National Park Service announced new exhibits on its website, which sparked controversy. The site, part of Independence National Historical Park, was once home to Presidents George Washington and John Adams. It includes exhibits about nine enslaved individuals who lived there. The Trump Administration had previously ordered the removal of these displays as part of an executive order aimed at 'Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.' The judge's ruling maintains the current exhibits while legal proceedings continue. 
