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Eddy Etue, an American who left home for Ukraine to help in the fight against Russia, is shown in a self portrait taken on Sunday, May 1, 2022. The U.S. Marine veteran said he quit his job in the gig economy, found a friend in Colorado to watch his cat and gave up his home four blocks from the beach in San Diego, Calif., to help out in Ukraine, where he's been about two weeks. He first worked with an aid organization but now is training with the International Legion. (AP Photo/Eddy Etue)

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Combat death puts spotlight on Americans fighting in Ukraine
By JAY REEVES - Associated Press
Sun,05/01/22-10:14AM , 88 Reads
Harrison Jozefowicz quit his job as a Chicago police officer and headed overseas soon after Russia invaded Ukraine. An Army veteran, he said he couldn't help but join American volunteers seeking to help Ukrainians in their fight.
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A informational plaque is displayed outside the perimeter of the General Grant National Memorial, Friday, April 22, 2022, in the Manhattan borough of New York. This month marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Civil War hero and two-term president Ulysses S. Grant. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)

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Legacy of Ulysses S. Grant complicated 200 years after birth
By JAY REEVES - Associated Press
Mon,04/25/22-10:25AM , 118 Reads
The legacy of Ulysses S. Grant isn't getting any less complicated 200 years after his birth.
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In this Sept. 22. 1955 photo, Carolyn Bryant rests her head on her husband Roy Bryant's shoulder after she testified in Emmett Till murder court case in Sumner, Miss. Stymied in their calls for a renewed investigation into the murder of Emmett Till, relatives and activists are advocating another possible path toward accountability in Mississippi: They want authorities to launch a kidnapping prosecution against the woman who set off the lynching by accusing the Chicago teen of improper advances in 1955. (AP Photo, File)

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Till relatives seek accuser's prosecution in 1955 kidnapping
By JAY REEVES - Associated Press
Fri,04/22/22-8:47AM , 85 Reads
Stymied in their calls for a renewed investigation into the killing of Emmett Till, relatives and activists are advocating another possible path toward accountability in Mississippi: They want authorities to launch a kidnapping prosecution against the woman who set off the lynching by accusing the Black Chicago teen of improper advances in 1955.
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Butch McIntosh, left, leads the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Honor Guard during the opening of a two-day festival in Oxford, Ala., on Friday, April 8, 2022. The Muscogee name for the event is "Reyicepes," or "We have come back," signifying an attempt by the nation to re-establish a presence in the Southeast nearly 200 years after ancestors were forced out of the region to make way for white settlers. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves)

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Muscogee return South nearly 200 years after forced removal
By JAY REEVES - Associated Press
Fri,04/08/22-12:48PM , 136 Reads
OXFORD, Ala. (AP) — Native Americans whose ancestors were forced out of the Southeast almost 200 years ago during a purge that cleared the way for white settlers returned Friday for a two-day festival with a name that sums up its purpose: “We have come back.”
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