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OFFICIALS ON JULY 4TH AND AMERICA 250 EVENTS IN WASHINGTON D.C.

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This storyHow should D.C. best mark America's 250th birthday?

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This storyWhat will be the lasting legacy of America's 250th celebration?

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This storyShould Speaker Johnson bring the bill to a floor vote?

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America's last big birthday bash was the 1976 Bicentennial!

Fifty years ago, the U.S. celebrated 200 years with Operation Sail, tall ships in NYC harbor, and events nationwide. Now, America 250 marks the semiquincentennial — a word so rare most dictionaries didn't include it until recently.

This storyMost delegates didn't sign the Declaration until what date?

  1. July 4, 1776
  2. July 19, 1776
  3. August 2, 1776
  4. September 17, 1776
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August 2, 1776

VP Vance went from Marine veteran to Yale Law to Vice President.

JD Vance served in the Marines in Iraq, then earned a Yale Law degree, then wrote the 2016 bestseller 'Hillbilly Elegy' about Appalachian working-class life — before winning a Senate seat and the Vice Presidency.

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