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Did you know that the tradition of presidential turkey pardoning, a beloved Thanksgiving tradition in the United States, has a fascinating and somewhat murky history? While President Lincoln is often credited with the first turkey “pardoning” in 1863, it wasn’t until much later, during President Reagan’s term, that the modern practice of sparing turkeys from…
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As April Fools’ Day approaches, the air is filled with anticipation for harmless pranks and good-natured laughs. Yet, amidst the chuckles and giggles, some practical jokes have veered into legal territory, leaving pranksters facing unexpected consequences. This article delves into a few notable instances where April Fools’ Day antics took a serious turn, resulting in…
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Are you aware that Thanksgiving Day is legally recognized as a public holiday across all fifty states in the U.S.? It’s true! Under 5 U.S.C. §6103, the federal government designates ten days as legal public holidays, including Thanksgiving. This federal statute ensures that Americans can enjoy their turkey feast with all the trimmings while commemorating…
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Lady Justice, a symbol deeply entrenched in the legal realm, represents the epitome of fairness, impartiality, and equity. Originating from ancient Greek mythology, she emerges as a revered figure born of Themis and Zeus, embodying the principles of divine justice. This comprehensive exploration delves into the rich historical tapestry, diverse interpretations, and enduring relevance of…
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