As Americans gear up for Fourth of July 2025 festivities, some are already looking to 2026, the celebration of the country's 250th birthday.
President Donald Trump has said Americans can expect much pomp and circumstance around the semiquincentennial starting this Fourth of July through 2026, with Trump predicting that the celebration under his watch will reach "extraordinary" levels.
Trump is scheduled to visit Iowa on July 3 this year to kick off the celebration of America's 250th birthday, marking his first visit to the first-in-the-nation GOP caucus state since his return to the White House.
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Trump has big plans for Fourth of July 2026. What we know about America’s 250th
- by: Greta Cross
- 07.02.25
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- 07/03/2025
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