A runner who died after running a half-marathon in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, May 17, has been identified as Charles ...

The page dedicated to Army Maj. Gen. Charles Calvin Rogers was indeed deleted, but restored soon afterward. The Pentagon said it had been scrubbed during an "auto removal process." Amid the ...

Army Maj. Gen. Charles C. Rogers is the highest-ranking Black servicemember to receive the Medal of Honor. His actions during the Vietnam War, when he was wounded and came under repeated attack by ...

Languages: English. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has removed a webpage honoring Charles Calvin Rogers, a Black U.S. Army general and Medal of Honor recipient, leading to backlash and ...

The college football world is fighting a black day again. The post "Rest in Peace": Gophers Issue Statement on Former DB's Death as College Football World Left Stunned appeared first on ...

Charles Rogers was in the race at 8:11 a.m. when he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed at Ocean Parkway and 18th Avenue, around mile 8 of the course, officials and family said. “It is with ...

Former Gophers defensive back Charles "Ace" Rogers died over the weekend while running the Brooklyn Marathon. He was eight miles into the marathon when he went into cardiac arrest. Rogers was 31 ...

Unfortunately, the person was Charles Rogers, the former college defensive back for Minnesota and Iowa State. Reporting by the New York Post from the race over the weekend was that a runner went ...

US army Maj Gen Charles Calvin Rogers recieved the Medal of Honor in 1970 from President Richard Nixon. The United States Defense Department’s webpage dedicated to celebrating the Black Medal of ...

If you’re reading this column and haven’t first read Cody Tucker’s gripping and poignant story on Charles Rogers, do yourself a favor: Stop reading and do so. It’ll change how you picture ...

The Gophers football X account reacted on Monday to Rogers’ death. "Our hearts are broken as former Gopher Charles Rogers tragically passed over the weekend while running the Brooklyn Marathon.