President Donald Trump made clear Sunday that he would not follow his predecessor's practice of recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day alongside Columbus Day in October, accusing Democrats of ...

After a few seconds when no one else seemed to know, I gave him this answer: “October 12 th is the day in 1492 when Admiral Christopher Columbus first stepped off his flagship, the Santa Maria, onto ...

President Trump has announced he won't recognize Indigenous Peoples Day, another sign some Native leaders say that advocacy ...

and there are dozens of Columbus Day parades across the U.S. in October, though the exact number changes a little year to year. Some of the biggest and most famous parades are staged in New York ...

he said in a tirade. However, Biden did not rename or remove Columbus Day and it is still marked every year in October. His comments rather came amid ongoing debate about which figures from U.S ...

When it was originally declared a federal holiday in 1937, Columbus Day was celebrated on Oct. 12. The date changed to the second Monday in October in 1971. In 2025, Columbus Day falls on Monday ...

It’s still April, but President Donald Trump is already letting Americans know that the October day widely acknowledged to be Columbus Day will in fact be Columbus Day, thank you very much.

The federal holiday is celebrated on the second Monday in October, although some cities and states have adopted Indigenous People's Day or Native American Day instead of Columbus Day. "The ...