The Trump administration has altered the national parks' fee-free days, removing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth while adding President Trump's birthday. Discover the implications of these changes on access to national parks.
The Trump administration has revamped the fee-free days for national parks in 2026, adding Trump's birthday and removing MLK Jr. Day. Discover the new schedule and what it means for visitors!
The U.S. National Parks have removed Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth from their free days list, while introducing hefty fees for international visitors. This controversial decision follows a recent announcement by the Trump administration regarding increased entry fees for non-residents.
On Juneteenth, President Trump criticized the number of non-working holidays in the U.S., claiming they cost billions and calling for change. Biden commemorated the day with a message on American values.
In a stark contrast, President Biden celebrated Juneteenth at a Texas church, while Trump dismissed the holiday's significance, claiming non-working holidays cost the nation billions.
Galveston, Texas, honors Juneteenth year-round, celebrating its role as the birthplace of this vital holiday. With events and tours, the city showcases African American history and culture.
This year’s Juneteenth saw a mix of celebrations and cancellations as organizers navigated safety and political challenges. From Bend to Nashville, communities adapted to ensure the spirit of freedom continues.
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