Donald Trump gives speech to Congress but don't call it a State of the Union address
President Donald Trump will speak before a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night for his first address since 2020. However, he won't technically be giving a State of the Union speech. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Louisiana, invited the president to make the address in January to share his "America First vision for our legislative future."
Modern presidents have wielded executive orders ... bestselling author of You Never Forget Your First, a biography of George Washington.
UVU professor Rick Griffin knows Washington; he’s spent the past decade researching material for a book about our first ...
Its then-police chief carried an unregistered gun for some 30 days and improperly stored a loaded firearm, an investigation ...
commemorates the births of two great United States presidents — George Washington (born on Feb. 22) and Abraham Lincoln ...
The United States began celebrating its first president when he was still a general. Nearly 300 years since George Washington’s birth, the holiday has morphed into a celebration of the ...
Though rarely honored these days exactly on Feb. 22, his actual birth date, “Presidents Day” is officially still Washington’s birthday. And that’s entirely right and proper, as every ...
This weekend, we celebrate the birthday of the author of that victory, Gen. George Washington, born in Virginia on Feb. 22, ...
Is Presidents Day the most confusing holiday in the U.S.?States seem to have as many names for it and ideas about whom to honor as there have been presidents. The federal government doesn't even ...
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What is Presidents Day? Upcoming holiday started with Washington, now for all presidentsPresidents Day is Monday. Here's what to know about it's history, including how it got started and what it has become.
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Joe Scarborough Wonders If ‘Nonsense’ Trump Speech Was ‘Written by ChatGPT,’ Guffaws Over George Washington ComparisonJoe host Joe Scarborough unloaded on President Donald Trump’s address to Congress as “nonsense” that could have been “written ...
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