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President George Washington once acted upon a resolution by the U.S. Federal Congress, naming November 26, 1789 as a day of thanksgiving to God. Other presidents after Washington would also announce days for “national thanksgiving” but it wasn’t until 1863 when President Abraham Lincoln made Thanksgiving Day official.
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Readers share man tales of internet woe
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In 2016 we saw something happen that a lot of people, including myself, did not think would happen. We watched Donald Trump become president of the United States and defy all odds at getting there. Whether or not you supported him, he ended up owning the pollsters. He ended up taking on the establishment and owning them too. But what happened next was something so tragic that it looked like a scene in a Tom Clancy novel.
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The bureau is probing allegations that Paxton broke the law by using the attorney general’s office to serve the interests of a political donor, two unnamed sources told the Associated Press.
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Well, we made it through Friday the 13th in 2020, some folks were a bit spooked at the idea of Friday the 13th even happening in 2020. Of course, I suppose the governor could’ve mandated that we didn’t have a Friday the 13th during the coronavirus plague since he certainly can mandate people to wear a mask. Just saying, isn’t he the governor, could he not cancel one of the spookiest and craziest days of the year? Well, I guess if one believes in the idea that Friday the 13th is really a peculiar day the. Maybe it should’ve been canceled.
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Texas topped 1 million COVID-19 cases as some counties reimposed restrictions that had been loosened after this summer’s spike.
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Texas A&M AgriLife offers consumer tips on nutty holiday, everyday favorite
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