Today is Presidents’ Day, a federal holiday that falls every year on the third Monday of February. Here are four interesting facts about Presidents' Day.

He was France's fifth President to be accorded the honour. At 39, he was elected as President of France in 2017 and became the youngest French president to date.

Here are five facts about presidential travel abroad: How we did this. ... In fact, the president of France has been the first leader to make a state visit to the U.S. for the past three presidential ...

Presidents of France: France, also known as the French Republic, French France, or the Republique Française, is a country in northwestern Europe. Historically and culturally, is among the most ...

Location: Paris; Built: 1722; Meaning of Name: Named for the Elysian Fields, the paradise of Greek myths. Residence of: President of France; Interesting Facts: Noted for its lavishly opulent rooms ...

For the 70th anniversary of the killings in 2014, the president then, François Hollande, said the death toll was more likely 70 — double the toll France had previously acknowledged, but still ...

On Presidents Day, learn fun facts about US presidents. Examples include Andrew Johnson befriending mice and Calvin Coolidge loving raccoons.

MENDÈS-FRANCE HAS WON HIS BET, cried the headlines. IT is THE END OF THE WAR IN INDOCHINA. From right to left, the editorials praised the stocky little Frenchman. "Tireless energy . . .

You might be able to name a few French presidents, but how much do you know about them and their tenures? Take The Local's quiz to find out: Whether you are looking for a fun way to brush up on ...

As France elects a new president, we give you facts and figures on a diverse country at the vanguard of European integration. History. Geography. Economy. Society. GEOGRAPHY. France is the second ...

Here are 10 fascinating and perhaps less known facts about John Adams and John Quincy Adams. A statue of John Adams, second President of the United States, at the Hancock Adams Common in Quincy.

QUINCY − Presidents Day is a big deal in Quincy. The city is home to the second and sixth U.S. presidents. It calls itself the City of Presidents. Quincy High School's nickname is The Presidents ...