The congressman from Harlem was a force on Capitol Hill — and a familiar presence on the streets he represented for decades.

Former New York Rep. Charles Rangel, a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus who spent more than four decades in the House, has died at 94.

Charles Rangel, the iconic Harlem Democrat and Korean War veteran, passed away at 94. He served nearly five decades in the ...

From Battlefield to Capitol Hill Born in Harlem on June 11, 1930, Charlie Rangel’s early life was marked by hardship ... and college campuses — including the Charles B. Rangel Infrastructure ...

Rangel, one of the longest-serving members of Congress, died on Memorial Day at age 94, according to a statement from the ...

New York City Congressman Charlie Rangel died Monday at the age of 94, leaving a strong legacy as a founding member of the ...

A towering figure in American politics and a champion for justice, equity, and opportunity, Congressman Rangel dedicated over four decades of his life to public service,' his family said.

culminating in a long life of public service. Charlie Rangel was born Charles Bernard Rangel on June 11, 1930, in Harlem, N.Y. Rangel’s father was a native of Puerto Rico, and his mother was Black.

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