Trump to visit Mount Rushmore to mark US 250th celebrations
The event includes fireworks, military bands and flyovers as Democrats say park-pass revenue is being diverted to Washington projects.
- On Friday, July 3, President Donald Trump travels to Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota, to deliver a keynote address marking America's 250th anniversary, featuring fireworks and performances by the Air Force Academy Band.
- While Trump celebrates at the monument, the National Park Service reports $57 million in deferred maintenance needs at Mount Rushmore, and critics allege the administration is diverting park pass revenue to fund D.C. 'beautification' projects.
- California Sen. Adam Schiff and colleagues reported to Congress that revenue from 'America the Beautiful Passes' is funding these projects without transparency, with pass sales reaching $14.3 million in early 2025.
- A Quinnipiac University Poll released Thursday showed 61 percent of Americans believe the U.S. is not living up to Declaration of Independence ideals, with opinion divided along party lines.
- Trump said Wednesday he plans to deliver a 'really long speech' to 'chart a course' for the nation's future, using the 250th anniversary as a platform to rally political support.
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Trump visiting Mount Rushmore to mark US 250th celebrations
President Donald Trump on Friday travels to Mount Rushmore, the granite mountain in South Dakota where the heads of four American presidents are carved, as part of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. The trip is a prelude to the big event celebrating the anniversary on Saturday night in Washington, when Trump...
Trump To Visit Mount Rushmore To Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday - Real News Now
President Trump will travel to South Dakota on Friday to headline a major patriotic celebration at Mount Rushmore as the nation marks the 250th anniversary of American independence. The event is expected to feature a keynote address from the president beneath the iconic monument honoring Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. Organizers have also planned military tributes, flyovers, musical perfo…
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