United States Holidays

Memorial Day is the official day when the people of the United States recognize those soldiers that gave their lives in service of their country. Memorial Day, also known as... keep reading →

No Thanksgiving menu would be complete without a turkey stuffing recipe. I have many memories of smelling the sage and turkey early in the morning on the day of Thanksgiving.... keep reading →

Until recently, the Veterans Administration (VA) had denied that veterans' suicidal deaths were an urgent problem that required research, statistic gathering, preventive... keep reading →

  Pack the car its Memorial Day weekend. Families all over the United States begin their summer vacations. State, county and federal parks exploded with visitors. Small... keep reading →

Is late already, Kyle was supposed to be with his students before 8 a.m,, at the Rutgers Campus. He already thinks is not going to make on time for the finals. Getting stuck... keep reading →

WWII left in its wake a world of orphans, widows, and widowers who lived through the loss and found ways to re-build their lives. Those who lost their lives were never... keep reading →

Veteran's Day is a day set aside to honor the veterans of America's wars. It was originally known as Armistice Day to commemorate the official ending of hostilities in World... keep reading →

For Memorial Day we get a day off, making our weekend a three-day weekend, and we get to spend time barbecuing, playing games, and bonding with the people we love the most.... keep reading →

Westboro Baptist Church pickets military funerals in their pursuit to media coverage. May we always remember that serving one’s country. Is the ultimate expression of... keep reading →

Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It is in fact a federal holiday in the United States from the year 1941. The day is traditionally religious... keep reading →