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

Charlie Rangel wasn’t just a congressman — he was a statesman in every sense of the word. His impact stretched far beyond ...

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(AP Photo/Jim Cole, File) In this July 26, 1974 file photo, Reps. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., and Barbara Jordan, D-Tex., left, look over a copy of the Constitution during a House Judiciary Committee ...

Congressman Charlie Rangel, Harlem's legendary politician, dies at 94. His impact on Black politics and New York was indelible.

We lost a man who served his country well for many decades in Congress, including being chair of the powerful Ways and Means ...