As the Stanford economist Thomas Sowell observed in his 2004 book Affirmative Action Around the World, the very meaning of ...

Harlem’s Congressman, Jazz’s Quiet Witness article by Hank Hehmsoth, published on June 5, 2025 at All About Jazz. Find more ...

In the heart of Harlem, where culture, resilience, and history converge, Congressman Charles “Charlie” B. Rangel stood as a ...

Public activities to honor retired Congressman Charles B. Rangel, including lying in repose and state, and a funeral service ...

May saw the death of a retired U.S. Supreme Court justice who came the high court as a Republican but became a favorite among ...

The longtime member of Congress, Harlem power broker and part of the “Gang of Four” spoke to City & State last year.

Memorial services have been announced for late former congressman Charles Rangel, who died on May 26 at age 94.

Harlem congressman Charles Rangel held his House seat for 46 years before retiring in 2017, smacking down any and all comers.

He helped make sure that local accomplishments were memorialized forever in the Congressional Record, another victory over an ...

Charles Rangel, dean of New York’s Congressional delegation and the first African American to chair the House Ways and Means ...

In his 2006 autobiography, “And I Haven’t Had a Bad Day Since: From the Streets of Harlem to the Halls of Congress,” Rangel ...

Former congresswoman and Democratic nominee for governor Abigail Spanberger fared better with voters than current lieutenant ...