The Pentagon is facing backlash after an article dedicated to baseball legend Jackie Robinson and his time in the Army was ...

ESPN's Jeff Passan blasted the decision to remove an article about Jackie Robinson's military service in a post on his X ...

The Pentagon has had an interesting 24 hours since the internet learned it could no longer access a Department of Defense website chronicling Jackie Robinson's ...

MLB fans are ripping on the Department of Defense after Jackie Robinson's military service story was removed from their ...

Pete Hegseth speaks after being sworn in as Secretary of Defense by Vice President JD Vance in the Indian Treaty Room of the ...

Robinson—the first Black man to play American or National League baseball in the 20th century—served in the army from 1942 to '44, attaining the rank of second lieutenant. On Tuesday, ESPN's Jeff ...

Sadly, it was removed from the website. On Twitter, ESPN's Jeff Passan called out President Donald Trump's administration for ...

The United States Pentagon offered a bizarre reason behind the removal of Jackie Robinson's military service story on the DoD ...

After studying at UCLA, Robinson served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was court marshaled and “honorably ...

The Department of Defense initially defended the removal of a website honoring Jackie Robinson, the first Black Major League ...

A page honoring Jackie Robinson's military service was removed from the Department of Defense's website after "DEI" was added ...

Many sports fans are not happy that Jackie Robinson's U.S. Army history was deleted by the Pentagon from the Department of ...