"The government claims it alone has the power to erase, alter, remove and hide historical accounts," the judge wrote in her ruling, which cited George Orwell's defining work about a dystopian, authoritarian state. 

"The government claims it alone has the power to erase, alter, remove and hide historical accounts," the judge wrote in her ruling, which cited George Orwell's defining work about a dystopian, authoritarian state. 

After being removed by the National Parks Service last month, a judge has ruled a slavery exhibit to be restored to the Presidents House in Old City.

It was dismantled after Donald Trump claimed an “anti-American ideology” at historical institutions. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.