In the optimistic missive, Washington extols the revolutionary spirit of the American people—even in defeat—and makes a rare ...

Despite rainy weather, more than 100 turn out at a soggy Washington Crossing Historic Park to celebrate Washington's birthday ...

Washington progressives are seeking to redesign the state flag and remove George Washington from the flag, calling the ...

On April 26, 1777, during the Revolutionary War, a large British raiding party attacked the American supply depot at Danbury, ...

George Washington was uneasy about the idea of publicly celebrating his life. And yet the nation is once again commemorating the first U.S. president on Monday.

If the monarchical trappings and powers of the modern presidency are unavoidable, we at least should not encourage them. Neither Congress nor the Supreme Court has its own holiday. The presidency ...

Presidents Day, observed on the third Monday of February, honors all former US presidents, especially George Washington and ...

On Presidents Day, the country recognizes and celebrates the 45 people who have held the highest office in the country. With the holiday comes a three day weekend for some workers and students.

Feb. 17 is Presidents Day, also known as Washington's Birthday, which is a federal holiday in the U.S. and Connecticut.

President's Day is Monday. Here's what to know about it's history, including how it got started and what it has become.