Removing a slavery exhibit in Philadelphia revives a 250-year-old American debate.

George Washington kept slaves as president, but a federal display commemorating them has now been dismantled.

The exhibit was removed to comply with Trump's executive order.

This comes amid a review directed by President Donald Trump's executive order.

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Philadelphia officials say the federal government had no authority to remove the signs. The city has filed a lawsuit, citing ...