On Independence Day, five families from across the country joined us to fill time capsules that they will return to open when the Constitution turns 250, celebrating the #CivicDecade.
Check out this feature from @ThisisReno on the family that travelled the farthest: https://t.co/teKkheyHbH
#OnThisDay in 1797, the House of Representatives votes to impeach a man who signed the #Constitution.
Can you guess who? Find out with #ConstitutionDaily: https://t.co/WmRX1A6YQT
There’s no doubt that the nation’s founders signed the Declaration of Independence in July 1776. But if John Adams were alive today, he would tell you that July 2 is the date with the legitimate claim to #IndependenceDay.
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Next week, celebrate America’s 250th anniversary at the National Constitution Center. Dive into the Declaration, walk among the founders, and explore the ideas behind the Revolution that still shape our nation today. America's 250th deserves a full week, and we can’t wait to celebrate.
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Celebrate America’s 250th with free admission to the @ConstitutionCtr courtesy of @Wawa! Join thousands of locals and visitors to share a taste of Philadelphia and a performance by Voices of Service, followed by a free concert on Independence Mall. Come free grab hoagies and strengthen your civic knowledge beginning at noon on July 1 on Arch Street between 5th and 6th Streets.
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Arthur Middleton took his father’s place in the Continental Congress to sign the Declaration in 1776. He fought against the British, was captured and later released.
Explore his legacy: https://t.co/JAWk0ppD29
#OurStoryContinues
History buffs and novices alike are invited to test their chops and try to outscore Pulitzer-Prize winning historian and Semiquincentennial Scholar Jon Meacham in a lively trivia showdown. Hosted by @nikkidementri of @CBSPhiladelphia.
Secure your spot: https://t.co/1pFhg82WR1
July 2nd in Philadelphia’s Historic District is going to be an unforgettable celebration. The Red, White, and Blue To-Do! is a full day of free celebration for America’s 250th — parade, picnic, live music, family-friendly programming and so much more.
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The National Constitution Center is throwing America a birthday bash this July 4th! Kids and families can experience special performances of Schoolhouse Rock Live!, meet-and-greets with historical reenactors, colonial-era games, a Revolutionary War encampment, and the Center’s interactive exhibits. Enjoy free admission on July 4th courtesy of Citizen Travelers. @Travelers
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In two separate decisions, a divided #SCOTUS considered the president’s power to remove executive officials.
Read #ConstitutionDaily for more on these two rulings: https://t.co/bqzbhdQcsh
Children are using AI to learn, create and explore ideas. But AI should support their thinking, not replace it.
We asked adolescents from Australia, Brazil, India and Italy how AI is shaping their lives and what they make of it.
Here’s what they said.
A UNICEF charter flight carrying humanitarian supplies has landed in Valencia, Venezuela.
It includes essential medical and emergency health kits, personal protective equipment for health workers, collapsible water storage and distribution tanks to help restore access to safe drinking water, and thousands of hygiene kits for affected families.
What’s happening at the UNICEF Logistics Hub in Panama City?
Life-saving supplies are being prepared to support children and families in Venezuela impacted by this week’s deadly earthquakes.
Join UNICEF’s Roberto Benes to learn more.
Donate now to support our response: https://t.co/KvO7FUxKQx
An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June, putting thousands of them and their families at risk.
When disasters strike, children are among the most vulnerable. UNICEF is on the ground to help ensure they have access to medical care, protection services, psychosocial support, safe water, and safe spaces.
Learn more:
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Think play is just for fun? Think again.
Every game, song and drawing is helping your child learn, connect and grow.
Here’s why everyday play matters for your child.
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An estimated 680,000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance following the catastrophic earthquakes that struck Venezuela.
UNICEF is scaling up its response across health, nutrition, water and sanitation, child protection and education.
Learn more: https://t.co/YnhKz1Ga7C
680,000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance following the earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June.
Children are among the most vulnerable when disasters strike. The earthquakes have damaged homes, schools, health facilities, water systems, and other critical infrastructure, disrupting access to essential services and increasing risks for children and their caregivers.
UNICEF, working with partners and national authorities, has activated a scaled-up emergency response, deploying additional surge staff and mobilizing supplies to reach an estimated 650,000 people, including 234,000 children.
A first UNICEF air shipment of 20 metric tons of medical supplies, water and sanitation has already arrived in the country, with more to come.
Donate now to support children in Venezuela: https://t.co/KvO7FUxKQx
Your full video on YouTube makes an error around 1:25-1:35. You quote Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution but misinterpret it. You claim that the US got rid of the idea of not exceeding one representative for every thirty thousand constituents but this is a minimum ratio, not a maximum. It is still in effect, as not doing so without a constitutional amendment would be unconstitutional and not allowed.