On March 4. 1933, Roosevelt took oath of office. By 1937, Inauguration Day had been moved to January
One hundred thirty-two years later, on March 4, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated for his first term as president; he was the last U.S. president to be inaugurated on this date. In his ...
Why Trump’s Speech Is Technically Not a State of the Union
President Donald Trump may walk into the Capitol like it’s a State of the Union. He may talk like it’s a State of the Union.
With his nation at war, Winston Churchill dressed in a wartime onesie
Winston Churchill made a political statement by wearing a wartime onesie he called a “siren suit,” which could be quickly ...
Smithsonian Magazine1d
How a Stuffed Animal Named Billy Possum Tried—and Failed—to Replace the Teddy Bear as America’s National Toy
In 1909, wealthy widow Susie W. Allgood marketed a plush marsupial inspired by President William Howard Taft. But children ...
Trump Signs Executive Order Making English the Official Language of the United States
Immigrant rights groups say the move could impact how non-English speakers can become US citizens, vote, and access crucial ...
Trump Decrees English As First-Ever Official Language In U.S.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring English as the United States' official language, the first ...
The Canadian Press on MSN4d
Today-History-Mar10
Today in History for March 10: ...
Grays Harbor Daily News5d
Better late than never, the bald eagle becomes our National Bird
An amazing photo (see page A8) of a bald eagle at the ocean’s edge was taken north of Ocean Shores by Dr. Tom Rowley, a ...