None of us who lived through 9/11 will ever forget the lives lost or the countless stories of heroism from the day.Β But a third of today's Americans are too young to have any memory of it.
For them, theΒ @Sept11Memorial is making a new digital learning experience available starting tomorrow.
A free 35-minute film will featureΒ the personal stories of survivors, family members, and first responders. Viewing guides and pre-program activities will be available for grades 3 through 12.
We said we'd never forgetβand part of that charge is making sure the next generation also remembers.Find the offerings atΒ https://t.co/xbNIXho7cP.
Our diverse workforce is the beating heart of the American economy. Today we all celebrate the ingenuity, capability, and productivity of the American worker and the labor organizations that support them. Happy Labor Day!
Bill Clinton πΊπΈ reflects in the Oval Office before leaving the White House for good before George W Bush πΊπΈ became President
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Bill Clinton was originally named William Jefferson Blythe III, after his father William Jefferson Blythe Jr., who had died three months prior to Clintonβs birth.
His mother remarried in 1950 to Roger Clinton Sr., and when Bill was a teenager he adopted his stepfatherβs surname.
Future president Bill Clinton, a teenage boy, shakes the hand of President John F. Kennedy as other American Legion Boys Nation delegates look on during a trip to the White House in Washington in 1963.
I always liked this letter George HW Bush πΊπΈ left for Bill Clinton πΊπΈ in the Oval Office on Clintonβs Inauguration Day
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.@HillaryClinton wished @BillClinton a Happy 80th Birthday on Instagram.
βHappy birthday, dear Bill. Eighty years in to your extraordinary life, I feel very lucky to have spent over 50 of them with you. Here's to more dancing, talking,and laughing together in the years to come.β