Memorial Day stands as one of the most solemn and meaningful holidays in the United States. Each year, Americans come together on the last Monday of May to remember and honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. The holiday is not just a day...
The Kentucky Derby: Mint Juleps, Fancy Hats, and Two Minutes of Thunder
Every first Saturday in May, Americans unite around something truly majestic: horses sprinting for glory, wild fashion statements, and bourbon in every cup. Welcome to the Kentucky Derby, the “most exciting two minutes in sports”—also known as the best excuse to dress...
National No Pants Day: A Leggy Legacy of Liberation and Laughs
If you're reading this while comfortably trouser-free, congratulations—you’re already in the spirit of National No Pants Day. Celebrated annually on the first Friday of May, this whimsical holiday invites bold souls to strut through their day without the social...
The National Day of Prayer: A Call for America to Turn to God
Every year, millions of Christians across the United States observe the National Day of Prayer. Held on the first Thursday of May, this powerful day unites believers from every denomination in humble, collective prayer for our country. From small towns to the halls of...
A Hilariously Honest History of National School Principal’s Day: The Epic Hall Monitor of Holidays
Every May 1st, America pauses for a moment (right after the morning announcements) to honor the unsung heroes of the school system—those brave souls who wield clipboards like shields and issue detentions with the precision of a samurai sword. Yes, we're talking about...