All players and coaches wear the No. 42 to celebrate Jackie Robinson Day in honor of the Los Angeles Dodgers legend. Players, managers and coaches on all 30 MLB teams will wear a Dodger blue No ...

In the image shared by the budding singer, Jackie could be seen sporting a divinely elegance gingham dress, complete with a strapless design, a shirred-stretch bodice, a fit ‘n’ flare ...

As Jackie Siegel mourns the death of her husband, billionaire timeshare king David Siegel, the “Queen of Versailles” star is also saying goodbye to her little sister, Jessica Mallery ...

An article about Jackie Robinson’s service in the Army was scrubbed from the Department of Defense website on Wednesday and later restored after a DOD official told ABC News that it had been ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Khaleda by emailing [email protected] An article about baseball legend Jackie Robinson's time in the Army was removed from the Department of ...

The Department of Defense initially defended the removal of a website honoring Jackie Robinson, the first Black Major League Baseball player, but then restored it after widespread backlash.

A feature story about Jackie Robinson's military service was briefly taken down from the Department of Defense's website on Tuesday before being restored Wednesday afternoon. While the story had ...

A Defense Department article honoring the military legacy of baseball legend Jackie Robinson briefly joined the ranks of disappeared tributes to historic figures lauded for shattering race and ...

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The nonprofit organization that operates the live, 24-hour webcam of the Big Bear bald eagles nest is inviting the public to suggest names for Jackie and Shadow's two remaining chicks. Friends of ...

An article about baseball legend Jackie Robinson and Army soldier has been removed from the Department of Defense website amid the Trump administration’s purge on diversity, equity and inclusion.

On March 18, 2025, ESPN baseball columnist Jeff Passan made an X post (archived) claiming that the U.S. Department of Defense removed a page about the U.S. Army career of baseball legend Jackie ...