The Harris-Walz campaign confirmed Monday that its "Fighting for Reproductive Freedom" national bus tour will visit Arizona for the first time this week. The campaign's large, blue bus began traveling ...
FILE - In this May 15, 1961 file photo, a bus bearing Freedom Riders leaves the station as they resumed their rides through the South in Montgomery, Ala. Jimmy Allen Ruth, the Trailways bus driver for ...
Multiple Emmy Award-winning journalist Ted Scouten has been the familiar face at the scene of international stories that have affected South Florida since 1998. "What better place to kick off the ...
PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. — Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign kicked off a new bus tour this week to focus on reproductive rights, and its first stop is Palm Beach County. Called "The Fighting for ...
Sixty years ago, on May 14, 1961, one of two buses carrying an interracial group of Freedom Riders was firebombed on the outskirts of Anniston, Ala. The riders barely escaped with their lives, only to ...
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — With just 51 days until the presidential election, the Harris-Walz campaign's Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour stopped in Philadelphia on Sunday, with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro ...
Herbert Young, famously known for driving the bus that escorted the Freedom Riders from protests in Montgomery, AL, has passed away at 86. The Freedoms Riders consisted of groups of Black and white ...
An Alabama museum unveiled a restored Greyhound bus Tuesday in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Riders who fought for desegregation in bus terminals. The unveiling of the bus, which was in ...
Ginny Elias of Allentown takes a photo with Republican political strategist Ana Navarro on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024, in Allentown's Fountain Park during a stop by the Harris-Walz presidential ...
MUNCIE — An interactive way to learn about Civil Rights is on display at Minnetrista. The Freedom Bus is a hands-on civil rights museum built in a retired city bus, said Beth Messner, associate ...
Freedom Riders traveled deep into the South in 1961. Klansmen beat them, then set their bus on fire.
USA TODAY’s “Seven Days of 1961” explores how sustained acts of resistance can bring about sweeping change. Throughout 1961, activists risked their lives to fight for voting rights and the integration ...
FILE - In this May 15, 1961 file photo, a bus bearing Freedom Riders leaves the station as they resumed their rides through the South in Montgomery, Ala. Jimmy Allen Ruth, the Trailways bus driver for ...
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