Presidents’ Day occurs on the third Monday of every February, and celebrates all US presidents, though it originally celebrated George Washington’s birthday, which was on Feb. 22. MSNBC host ...

The US President expressed excitement for the "Great ... Our country is doing well again and we have spirit all over the world. We brought it back and it's been less than four weeks so you'll ...

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ... On Monday, February 17, the U.S. honors Presidents’ Day. Every year, on the third Monday in February, American citizens ...

When you look at all US presidents and their stock market performance, you might think of more modern times, when the market surged under Barack Obama as the country emerged from the Great ...

The 1880s (Washington's Birthday), renamed informally as Presidents Day in the late 20th century Although many essential services remain operational, government functions largely pause for the day.

Over time, this led to a broader recognition of all US presidents, and the holiday became informally known as President's Day. Today, the holiday honours Washington, Lincoln, and all past U.S ...

And yet the United States will once again commemorate its first president Monday ... For some historians, the holiday has lost all discernible meaning. Historian Alexis Coe, author of “You ...