Honoring Our Nation’s Leaders on Presidents Day | Fox News

Honoring Our Nation’s Leaders on Presidents Day | Fox News

3 days ago

5 weird facts about the White House

The White House, or the People's House, has been a part of American history since George Washington, though he is the only commander in chief who never actually lived there.

6 days ago

What's open and closed on Presidents Day 2020?

Every year, the nation celebrates Presidents' Day during the third Monday in February. It's meant to commemorate the birthday for the nation's first president, George Washington. This year's celebration will fall on Monday, Feb. 17 and will include a hodgepodge of openings or closings at major locations.

6 days ago

Who was the first to live in the White House?

As the country commemorates Presidents Day, it’s time to reflect on the most famous address in the world: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in Washington.

6 days ago

From Washington to Trump, most presidents have been Christian

Although the Constitution clearly prohibits any religious requirement for public office, almost every single president has been a believer.

February 5

Five cities or villages outside United States named after an American president

It seems the United States is not the only country to have named its capital city after a former American president.

February 4

George Washington elected 1st president: This Day in History

On this day in history, 1789, George Washington was elected the first President of the United States.

February 3

Four surviving ex-presidents and what they are doing now

The four living former U.S. presidents differ politically and in many ways -- including how they spend their time outside 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

February 3

How did Presidents Day begin?

Presidents Day 2020 is on Monday, Feb. 17.

February 3

How Mount Rushmore came to be

Did you know Mount Rushmore was built to increase tourism to South Dakota?

February 18

Newt Gingrich: On Presidents Day, remembering the importance of George Washington

When you observe Presidents’ Day, whether you are spending a long weekend with friends and family or just relaxing and catching up on chores or hobbies, take some time to reflect on why this holiday is so important to our country.