President Donald Trump made no statement about the federal holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, ...

June 19, 1865 –the day all people in the United States were officially granted freedom. All across the country, Americans are ...

The day is being marked amid President Donald Trump's ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the federal ...

In 2020, the Republican president claimed he "made Juneteenth very famous." In 2025, he didn't bother to acknowledge the ...

Trump sparks controversy by criticizing Juneteenth and other federal holidays on Truth Social, claiming they cost the U.S.

Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation did not apply to the state of Tennessee, or four other pro-slavery states for that matter ...

"Modern descriptions of American slavery often paint the North as slavery-free, abolitionist states, but this isn’t true." ...

Former President Joe Biden traveled to Galveston, Texas, on Thursday to celebrate Juneteenth, a federal holiday he enshrined ...

President Donald Trump seemingly took a dig at Juneteenth, and other "non-working" holidays, in a social media post on June 19.

After regularly honoring Juneteenth during his first term, he acknowledged the 2025 holiday with a snarky post on Americans ...

President Donald Trump opined on Truth Social that there are "too many non-working holidays in America," and they are harming the nation's economy.

Juneteenth celebrates the fall of slavery in the U.S. At the Charles H. Wright Museum in Detroit, visitors heard from descendants of slaves.