The granddaughter of Paul W. Tibbets Jr. — the pilot who flew the bomber Enola Gay that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima during World War II — called the Trump administration flagging ...

He's trying to remake the military into his fantasy of a country where straight white Christian men hold all the power and everyone else is marginalized, often to the point of exploitation.

In particular, Snopes readers asked us about claims that photos of the World War II aircraft Enola Gay were removed because of the word "gay." One social media post making the claim said ...

The US military has launched an effort to eradicate content that pertains to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), including images of “Enola Gay,” the B-29 bomber that dropped an atomic ...

The National Sanctuary of our Sorrowful Mother, commonly known as The Grotto, is a Portland landmark and Catholic outdoor altar and sanctuary. Built in 1924, The Grotto contains botanical gardens ...

Photos of the Enola Gay World War II bomber, Black military pilots and the country’s first female fighter pilot are among the tens of thousands of images flagged for removal by the Pentagon in ...

Thinking individuals will be unsurprised to learn that the Enola Gay was not actually named after the sexual orientation. The plane was named after the mother of its pilot, Col. Paul Tibbets ...

One of the unexpected images flagged for removal is of a prominent WWII bomber aircraft called the Enola Gay, presumably because the name "Gay" was visible in the photos. The Enola Gay notably ...

It was absolutely hideous and completely iconic. Designed to mimic Capri’s famous Blue Grotto, it was a monstrosity of shells, chicken wire, fake stalactites and backlit fish-tanks. Even if you’d only ...

Colm Dalton, from County Kerry, is on a mission to visit every Irish pub in the world and has so far made it to 97 pubs in 47 countries. He documents his travels on his Publican Enemy blog and it ...

Others include photos of Enola Gay, the bomber that carried the first atomic bomb to Japan. Clearly, a simple search of the word ‘gay’ has set the plane within Hegseth’s sights.