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Presidents' Day: Honoring U.S. Leaders and Making the Most of the Holiday

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In the United States, Presidents' Day is a unique holiday. Although it is officially George Washington's birthday at the federal level, it has evolved into a day to commemorate all of the US presidents. It is celebrated annually on the third Monday in February. Why Is Presidents' Day Celebrated? In 1879, this holiday was established to commemorate George Washington, one of the American founding fathers. He led the Continental Army to victory during the American Revolutionary War and was a pivotal figure in the conflict. Later, as president of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, he contributed to the formation of the country's government. He became the first American president in 1789 and held the office for two terms until 1797. Originally reserved for Washington, Presidents' Day is now widely observed to honor all previous American presidents and their national contributions . Ways to Get the Most Out of President's Day If you have the day o...

Trump’s 2025 Policies: Mass Deportations, Economic Growth and Government Efficiency—What It Means for Americans

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I researched the topic to see if living under Trump's 2025 policies—specifically, those related to mass deportations, economic growth, and government efficiency—would align with my objectives, either personally or professionally. The Process For The Mass Deportations is as Follows: I messaged a friend in Texas a few days ago to ask him about the mass deportations that have occurred in the United States. I wanted to know if he or his community have been affected in any way. In his words, and I quote: "I read your messages, and I appreciate you checking in on me. I am doing fine! I was not affected, I do not pray to be affected, and I will never be affected, by God's grace. Absolutely! I am U S citizens, it doesn't affect U S citizens, keeping that in your mind. Deportations are for those who have overstayed their visas and are in the United States illegally. Those who have committed one or two criminal offenses may still be selected to face the judg...